One aspect of computer technology today is the security system. All the major tech companies compete in this race. But Google/Alphabet’s Nest might get the edge. This is introducing nest security system.
So actually, it’s three systems in one. They are the Nest Secure alarm system, video doorbell, and outdoor security cameras. It also includes, through the security base, an alarm, keypad, motion sensor, and voice. They say the voice is friendly. But the voice won’ t be so friendly when thieves try to come and are told to stay back. However, could the voice be so ‘friendly’, that thieves ignore, or laugh at the warning?
Then there’s Nest Direct. It detects things opening and closing. For example, when a door or window opens or closes, Nest Direct lets you know. One can attach Nest Tag to your key chain. Therefore, it can arm and disarm without those annoying passcodes that you sometimes forget. Don’t pretend that it never happens. The video doorbell not only tells you somebody’s there, but it gives you alerts and snapshots. You can even talk to your guest through the doorbell, before they enter. This can make for some interesting moments. The Nest Security System will run you about $350. If you order now, they will ship it in November.
How ironic. Just in time for Christmas. But what about that Nest Tag? What if somebody stole your Nest Tag? Or what if you lost it? This means anybody can mess with your system and run away and have their way. That makes passcodes sound a little safer, wasn’t it? So the Nest Tag could be a security breach waiting to happen. However, I’m more fascinated with this doorbell. Yes, it keeps thieves away from you? But could it keep a teenager”s girlfriend/boyfriend away if a parent says so? There are other analogies I have in mind. Can you think of any?