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Are security cameras compromising safety? According to a NordVPN investigation, security cameras might be broadcasting people’s lives without their consent: a creepy-looking website named Insecam streams more than 70,000 security camera feeds, including 190 Australian ones.

Smart home tech start-up Wyze has marked its arrival in Australia with the launch of the 2K full-colour night vision, AI-powered Wyze Cam v3 Pro home security camera.

You know Synology for its feature-rich NAS devices but you might not know Synology also has a scalable surveillance solution for growing businesses. Well, Surveillance Station 9.0 is out and here’s what it brings.

Watch out Arlo, Swann, Uniden, D-Link, Eufy and security camera makers, Google is coming after you with a range of new security cameras it clearly hopes will be the best, but the market and consumers will surely put that notion to the test!

Promising simplified monitoring and added value, Arlo's new unlimited camera plans include enhancements to AI-powered notifications, and the ability to add additional cameras at no extra cost, with the new plans called "Arlo Secure".

Arlo is my favourite wireless security camera system, as the company keeps on pushing the boundaries with great new devices that continue its leadership in the space, with the new automated privacy shield on the new "Essential"-branded indoor camera a great new addition.

Version 2 of Arlo's award-winning 4K wire-free home security cameras has just arrived, promising "an enhanced user experience with features such as improved range and connectivity" and lots of other improvements, which is no surprise given my estimation of Arlo as the world's best home security camera company. 

D-Link's new DCS-8302LH Full HD Outdoor Wi-Fi Camera, designed for homes and small businesses, features edge-based person detection with AI technology that goes so far beyond, it's confirmed to be unconfined!

Arlo is the world's security camera leader, having popularised security cameras that were battery powered and connected via Wi-Fi, with the company continuously improving its offerings year after year after year.

An alternative to security cameras from Arlo, Swann, Uniden and others, EZVIZ is offering two models - the EZVIZ C3W Colour Night Vision camera and the C6N Smart WI-Fi Pan & Tilt Security cameras, promising to bring "intelligence and high-tech to home security".

Arlo has newly launched a motion-activated, weather-resistant LED lighting system that works together with its famous wireless, rechargeable Arlo Security Cameras for an integrated outdoor security solution, with convenient wire-free setup.

Wireless equipment vendor Netgear is launching its first Arlo mobile IoT smart device in Australia, which will be connected by Telstra to its 4G LTE network. The Arlo Go security camera, with rechargeable batteries, comes with a bonus solar charging panel.

Nest, an Alphabet company, has announced that its safety and security products are now available in Australia in a deal with comparative services facilitator iSelect.

D-Link has nailed it with what is arguably the most fully featured prosumer security camera – it is a full HD, Wi-Fi AC, ultra-wide 180° angle, camera.

D-Link's latest security provides a 180 degree view.

Netgear’s original Arlo security was great except that it was battery powered. While that gave it greater flexibility in placement, the Q is USB powered for 24/7, HD use.

If you need an internet accessible security camera to monitor your property, this may be the right kit for you.

Netgear’s world-first 100% wireless HD smart home security camera has landed in Australia at last, and for affordable, easy, effortless surveillance it’s a wireless wonder!

Watching webcams and unsecured security cameras on the Internet is nothing new, but a new site, now reportedly hosted in Russia but with no guarantee of having anything to do with Russians, is allowing access to security cam footage because default passwords haven’t been changed.