How about KEEPING criminals in jail. The Chilean robbers ('Dinner Time Bandits') out here in Arizona are only getting 6 months in jail because they aren't using a gun during their robberies. Nice, huh? Then deported just to keep coming back throughour wide open border. 6 MONTHS?
DA’S have zero motivation to hold criminals to account for their crimes. The question is “why do we all of a sudden have an abundance of DA’s that won't/refuse to prosecute and who's funding these peopls’s campaigns?” Answer: George Soros, it's no longer a theory. Anyone interested I encourage you to Google and learn about his plans for America, also check out his past with the third Reich and selling his own people(Jewish family of his) to the swastika bearing deathhead soldiers(RUclips will delete this if I use the azi word.
@@JustinDriskell-sj9we No it's not you just triangulate the radio broadcast. De-Auths and jammers are both transmitters; police already have the tools to deal with this they just don't care. The FCC has radio sensors nationwide looking for jammers too. The moment your entire system goes down that's an immediate red flag that someone either cut the power or the internet off to these devices. Grab your firearm, call the police, and if anyone tries to enter do what you gotta do to stay safe.
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusketnope they don’t. It’s unlicensed band and they do no care. Delusional enforcement of your autism upon the world. Nothing you can do about it.
Security requires many layers. If you must use WiFi, use cameras which record to internal storage. So if your network is disabled, the camera will continue to record locally.
@@len9483 If they know to do so, but ya that's why I don't do that. I have a PVR, it's in a locked closet, it uploads to my friends house and his uploads to mine so if it's stolen we have the last several seconds. It has 18 hours of battery backup power and alerts me if it goes down. I keep a FN PS-90 locked up for such an event.
Did you hardwire ring? I had hardwire ring into my electrical panel outside. But since my ring still WiFi it gets hacked at night while enemies Arabs sanded my house roof with a car sander to vandalized my new roof because my husband was deployed to war in IRAQ when we purchase our new home next to Arabs they were in rage when they seen his flag when he is at war! They hate USA 🇺🇸 flags their evil people
Ring is useless why bother buying Ring! If anyone knows a better cameras body heat security camera that is hardwire no no WiFi please 🙏 let us know ASAP
@@Jayl__ So they have to walk up to your house, rip the device off the wall to access the cable, and cut the cable. By then, ideally, you have them and their vehicle on multiple other cameras, and have gotten notifications on your phone. My hardline system sends notifications to my phone when people walk up to the door. I have 2 cameras covering the door and others covering various parts of the property. To get to my front door, 4 cameras will have seen them, so I can easily pull up one of the other cameras and see what's going on, to call the police. At that point, they're not going to bother disabling the cameras, they're going to conceal identity, and smash and grab, or just move on to a softer target. That said, wifi cameras are a useful tool depending on the level of threat you expect. If you don't have that much to protect, then wifi cameras are fine, because your neighbors likely don't have wifi cameras. If all your neighbors have wifi cameras and you have nicer stuff, well it's time to run some cable.
That’s why we installed a heavy duty security door on both home entrance as well. Someone tried to pry our front door open with no success because we have multiple locks and our Ring detected nothing and we have multiple cameras around our home. Best believe CLICK CLACK is ready if this happens again.
No it's informing law abiding citizens why they shouldn't rely on wireless bullshit. I get you're not smart but can you please keep your ignorance to yourself? Criminals have known about this since the first WiFi security BS came out.
So the rest of who are not so tech savy should remain uninformed victims just because you worry about teaching criminals? How about everyone get informed and security/ doorbell camera companies improve their security networks etc?
Catalytic converter got stolen and my camera stopped recording while it happens. Wtf are the point of the cameras if they aren’t going to catch the shit I bought them for
Because companies make money out of it, to pretend that it's for safety, it is to some extent, but if a thief is more smarter than and uses jammer you will have a problem, that's why it's recommended to use a hard wired security system, because jammers cant do nothing to them, since everything not running on your wifi network.
@@KrahamusSo do buisness or companies use Wi-Fi or no? Like say small buildings or hospitals? Cause i do security and one time our cameras were like plain frozen and any movement looked like ghost. People moved like in frame sequence only 10x as slow. We never got to the bottom of what caused it cause it would happen pretty often.
Maybe instead of you blaming the camera folks, you make better choices about your security and stop being a cheap ass. There's a reason real video camera systems cost thousands and you think your $75 Amazon special was going to be robust? Ha!
Ring offers a hardwired doorbell called the ring elite. It gets its power and internet connection from just one Ethernet cable you run to it. That cannot be jammed.
@@valentinahernandez7291 O_O $350 for a doorbell camera? You can get a PoE Doorbell camera from Reolink for $100 and it's just as good AND you can use it offline/with your own Security DVR. Ring is trash; when I see Ring on a home I know that person doesn't do their research.
I have hard wire cameras for my home and I recently opened up a Airbnb property. I used the Ring doorbell and cameras for outside the property.Everything was running smooth until one tenant moved in. My cameras would lose hours, go dark, and get blurry for some weird reason. Watching this video open my eyes. Hard wire it is.
Can't you use the cameras inside the home near the window to avoid damage. I am thinking to use camera because a neighbor is harassed me more than 10 times, bullied me and also he did to other neighbor doing the same thing and was even worse, the moron man kept pointing and shaking his finger on her face because she reacted to his harassment, he attacks by surprise when she was minding her business, she was looking inside her car unloading stuff from her car and the moron approaches her back and says "shi.." and she said "what, what? what's your problem. And then he reacts acting victim saying she is yelling at him. Actually he is the one always yelling, screaming from his apt always grampy, complaining and bitching all the time about everything, even about God. He is always trying to confront and set up the victims. In my case, I never reacted to him, I ignored him quietly, after 12 times of harassment, now I pretend I am talking on the phone and I leave the phone recording, whenever step out of my door even going to the dumpster. He already made 3 victims. I want my phone catch his next harassment. I told the victim neighbors: "record always, he will attack you again and report to the police whenever he attacks you, the more he does the better. He stalks me and other neighbors. He sees me from his door and comes running down to look for opportunity to harass me or the neighbors. Now he put a camera in his living room and he sees me and neighbors more and here he comes, it got to a point I avoid to leave home when he is around. He has a pitibul dog and incite the dog to growling towards the neighbors and disable child. That's why neighbors don't like neighbors.
Almost a lot of wifi deauthers can only attack a 2.4ghz network. If camera can run on a 5g network. Yes the footage might be saved. for a deauther to attack a 5g network. they need to bring a laptop that has linux or raspberry pi. and a compatible wifi adapter that supports Packet injection, and monitor mode. Jammers are the most likely item used for this attack.
They have to get to the camera to do that, and they have to look up; so if they're wearing masks it's just as much good either way. Also if you use Frigate and setup AI it'll let you know "uh hey someone just painted/broke one of your camera's".
I have been telling everyone someone was over riding my ring system. No one believed me. Kept saying it can’t be done. It was and still is being done. Glad I’m not the only one with this issue.
Why are Amazon allowed to sell them?" I hear the spy shop sells them too. The sheriff's dept says they never heard of this. Would like info on how to catch them being used.
Because they're no different than a regular computer chip. That's like asking for info on how to catch laptops being used. If they banned these watches, they could very easily be made at home, for under $30 and some free software. They're incredibly simple, and not actually considered "Hacking" It sends a simple signal that is built into how Wi-Fi works at its core, and cannot be easily be prevented, because of how Wi-Fi communication works, in fact the phone or computer you're posting this on right now has probably gotten the same signal from your router numerous times since you posted this. Welcome to technology.
This what I went thru done of the cops that came when I call them on my neighbor doing this to me wanted to believe me cause they claim they never hear of it.
@@МихаилХу-к1о No... you're wrong and kinda dumb. The FCC banned Jammers, Jammers aren't "no different than a regular computer chip" I don't know what you mean by that, but a Jammer is a PRODUCT built out of several IC's, with a purpose. You can modify routers or other devices to do the job but it'll do a poor job since those routers were built legally with the FCC's broadcast limits in place. What makes a jammer a jammer is it transmits LOUDLY on a specific frequency or set of them. They stick out like a sore thumb to the FCC and FAA as we have sensors nationwide to detect their general use, and vans the FCC rolls out to find them specifically. Some people use them in their cars to prevent being tracked and have been caught by the FCC. Where do you get your information? It's wrong, and it's bad. DeAuth is hacking but it's simple sure, just like script kitty tools are still legally hacking. "That's like asking for info on how to catch laptops being used. If they banned these watches, they could very easily be made at home, for under $30 and some free software." Seriously that's some incoherent nonsense. It's like being asked how to find a loud ass transmitter not a laptop or a phone that transmits a normal legal amount. I think you're confusing deAuth and Jammers tbh.
Amazon also sales police and EMS lights, illegal lasers, illegal car accessories like blue headlamps, etc. This is America; the fact it's illegal to be in possession doesn't phase amazon; they know the government isn't going to come for them they're to big to fail.
My next door neighbor son and the father are doing this to me for months the cops would come when I call them and look at me like I'm.crazy at times they will get smart . Finally one sergeant understood what I was talking about .he gave me a police report but thru have not done nothing it going on another month they still doing this to me . They been harassing cause I live alone.
This is happening to me just for the simple fact of making me look crazy to police and my family just so i will get locked up in the mental hospital. They hack my cameras and take the sd cards out of the cameras and delete any incriminating footage or they disrupt the files so they cant be downloaded or even watched then they continue to slowly and quietly nail by nail break in to my roof to gain access to the attic to imtimidate me and make me feel uneasy. And any footage i do manage to get of them is useless because unless i get them on camera actually breaking in and video of there faces which are balaclaved up the police wont do anything and even if they did come to do something which they dont, the criminals are pre warned by there mate which is parked down the road a block away which gives them plenty of time to get off the property using neighbours properties as there getaway path to the next street. This has gone on for over two years now and i dont have anyone to call for help like the police or i will get locked in hospital for wasting police time. They have even intercepted my calls to the police and acted like they were taking my report of what has happened which i found out because i told a cop that i called them on a certain date and time and they had no recollection of it at all. These people even go to the point of placing trackers on my car to find out where i stay just so they can comtinue stalking and harassing me. Id love to take them to court to get done for this but any evidence i do get is practically useless without connecting it to them in some way.
This was why I chose Eufy. Not only are they 5Ghz, they also almost always come with local storage along with a separate storage device. If it looses wifi, it will still record and pan/tilt cams will still follow. The video will be uploaded from the device to the interior storage device when the connection is restored. The only thing you miss is motion notifications.
@@paulettelee1388 Only while they're standing near the camera. The notification gets sent when they are far enough to allow a connection again. And the entire event is still recorded.
I realised this and they keep telling me that it's my internet connection not an issue with the camera ect and I told them I do a device health check at least 3 times a day when I wake up around half way through the day and when I go to bed and still trying to say there's no problems how is thim dealing with it and helping us?
Ever wonder how your wifi cam can catch a baby bunny moving but not a 180lb man carrying a 50lb box to your front door? Delivery drivers use these all the time. Nothings being done about it.
Wires don't help. You can get a flipper to work phones and cameras wired or not. Ie: there is no safe with technology! You want safe?? Get six huge dogs!
A few years ago I caught this guy approaching my door and pointing something at my ring camera which knocked it offline. I had to press the orange reset button on the ring camera for it to work again. It captured him pointing it and then boom it went out. I informed the neighbors about this guy and never saw him again. He was a crook acting like he was selling something for my home.
Can't some wifi cameras be hard wired to an nvr like the traditional way. Also many have internal storage . Wouldn't that work to the home owners advantage ?
A former professor at Alabama used his department money to buy .. Todd Devore has thousands of complaints & the university still hasn't done anything about him
People seem to think that ring and blink are the best cameras But they are far from the best. The best are hardwired , with ring they use jammers, but with hardwired there is nothing they can block, If it ain't broke fo not attempt to fix it 👌🏾💯💯🤔👼🏾
You cant, but instead you can get hardwired security cameras, jammers cant do nothing to them since they are not running on wifi connection, also your footage can be saved to sd card, cloud, and keeps footage for like 1 month.
Don't go to police if you are the victim of a crime, because they will just say there is nothing they can do. If it had happened to a police officer's house they would be all hands on deck pinging radio towers for smartphone providers/models that were in the area and checking gas station/neighbor surveillance cams. If cops find a skid mark on a pride flag crosswalk they will investigate it more thoroughly than someone violating your privacy, breaking in to your home and robbing you of your hard earned belongings. They believe you should just be a doormat and take it. I say find out who the thief was and deal with them yourself. Police don't need to know, they're working against you anyway.
This happened to me the police think I'm crazy because Noone was seen on camera but they kept coming in my apartment leaving evidence they'd been there
Not rare anymore😡. Neighbors app from RING is showing us in Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale Florida, there are groups of men combing streets at night with hoodies and backpacks stealing from cars .
What is the point of video when all you end up with is a visual record of you becoming a victim. prevent the theft in the first place .. get a uWatch Cube which will wake you in the middle of the night within 10 seconds of a criminal breaking into your vehicle, shed or garage .. and the system CAN'T BE JAMMED, unlike your Ring Doorbell.
Sometimes it's lucky that you don't get notified so fast. I know of two people who were shot and killed by the lowlifes stealing their cars in the middle of the night because they ran out and confronted them. Your car is not worth your life. I don't care how much it's worth. Besides, you should mention that the uWatch Cube is only available in Europe.
As if it wasn’t enough, if ur a criminal breaking in with a wifi jammer(you’ll know cuz your calls shouldn’t go through to 911) well my Remington is hungry, it’s extra hungry when it detects wifi jammers.
Still won't prevent new individuals from trying their luck. Their motivations don't operate by fear failed operation, they operate by Gambling on their own success and moving forward with their goals. New ones developing everyday that only learned the hard way. If criminalizing behavior was sufficient to prevent the jails would be empty and the courtrooms empty. Frequency Jammers are stupid simple to build. You can even accidentally build one just by screwing up trying to fix something else. Any real solution is going to have to come from avoiding wireless as a primary link.
Ring says it is rare ....That's a joke, the delivery drivers would use it each time they delivered my packages. Which is crazy, why would you not want to be recorded delivering a package? The recording is for your protection. I called Ring to complain and it stopped for 2 deliveries and they started using the jammer again. I got rid of Ring. Oh and it defeated the purpose for them to do this because my house cameras are professionally installed and do not run on wifi, so while they jamming the ring, they were still recorded
Simple jammer costs only around $120. You could get a real nice one with a 70 foot radius, 4, around 400. The problem is not rare, and the only way you can remedy. It is stop being lazy and hardwire. Your cameras.
Lol she uses a Ring Camera? Man the trash people will buy these days never stops surprising me. Even after it's come out that Ring gives video of the inside of your home to police and third party entities without requiring a warrant some people still use them? Insanity. Get hardware security, WiFi is for convenience items not security. As someone who has run hundreds of camera's for a college/hospital I'm dumbfounded anyone would trust something you can jam with a $30 AliExpress black market item. You can still import them with ease despite jammers, etc being very illegal and you can DIY them without too much work too. What I wanna know is why did this woman wait hours to go home/outside and investigate? Google's Cameras are trash too but they let you know when they've lost access to the camera, does Ring not do this as well? 0:25 Oh I see the problem your reporter mispoke, she didn't have "security camera's" she had a video doorbell, what kind of person thinks a videodoor bell is a security camera? It's not, Security camera's are mounting out of reach not specifically designed to be used by children, etc. This "security camera" is no such thing, it's a convenient alternative to getting up when someone knocks at the door and THATS IT. That being said wifi security camera's do exist. Also did the lady put a MicroSD card in her doorbell? Because if she had it'd have recorded everything it couldn't upload. So yeah.. NOT a security appliance.
hardwiring isnt secure either(coming from a hacker). The camera is hardwired into the router to receive connection. If someone has a laptop in the getaway car, they can scan the area for your wifi network and knock it offline. If your wifi goes out or malfunctions, so does the camera feed. Always ways to get around security :) youre welcome.
well yes obviously remote connection will be jammed.. but not the footage.. also, once the footage goes down, you can immediately notify your neighbors and police of possible criminal activity.
They should sued! They stole my LandRover and the in one frame the car is in, and in the next frame the car is missing! Anybody wants to join me with a class legal action?
@@tutsecret499 I live in a nice residential street in the middle of London. The car was parked in my drive just under the bedroom window. They operated so quietly and fast that no one noticed anything. Velar 2021! The cars security and tracking (in control) is useless! So Range Rover security is less than a 1000£ mobile phone! The stupid signal can get copied/read/boosted and the car is gone like a feral dog
How about if you add the old fashion ugly, tacky piece of metal between the steering wheel that has a very weird key shape. I forgot the name of this metal(cable....) that was used in the past alone or combined with the car alarm. I have one, but I don't use it recently. I should continue using it that makes more difficult to rob the car. Put invisible camera in your car too, if it's feasible for you.@@emadhajian7896
ring are just cheap rubbish even their ethernet connection doorbell camera as a security engineer myself in the uk we replace all ring products every week due to jamming
Ring is like the iphone of security cameras pay alot for the illusion of security. My one wifi dog camera has a SD card and can continue to record if the power or internet goes out.
@@TaylorCutsTrees "The Communications Act of 1934, as amended, prohibits the operation, manufacture, importation, marketing, and sale of equipment designed to jam or otherwise interfere with authorized radio communications, such as radar, global positioning system (GPS), and cell phone communications." Wi-Fi is an FCC authorized radio communication standard. FCC official statement on wi-fi blocking DA-15-113 (you can google DA-15-113 to find the statement and ruling)
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How about putting criminals in jail.
How about KEEPING criminals in jail. The Chilean robbers ('Dinner Time Bandits') out here in Arizona are only getting 6 months in jail because they aren't using a gun during their robberies. Nice, huh? Then deported just to keep coming back throughour wide open border. 6 MONTHS?
DA’S have zero motivation to hold criminals to account for their crimes. The question is “why do we all of a sudden have an abundance of DA’s that won't/refuse to prosecute and who's funding these peopls’s campaigns?”
Answer: George Soros, it's no longer a theory. Anyone interested I encourage you to Google and learn about his plans for America, also check out his past with the third Reich and selling his own people(Jewish family of his) to the swastika bearing deathhead soldiers(RUclips will delete this if I use the azi word.
its hard to find the source of the deauth attack in most cases
@@JustinDriskell-sj9we No it's not you just triangulate the radio broadcast. De-Auths and jammers are both transmitters; police already have the tools to deal with this they just don't care. The FCC has radio sensors nationwide looking for jammers too.
The moment your entire system goes down that's an immediate red flag that someone either cut the power or the internet off to these devices. Grab your firearm, call the police, and if anyone tries to enter do what you gotta do to stay safe.
@@GeorgeWashingtonLaserMusketnope they don’t. It’s unlicensed band and they do no care. Delusional enforcement of your autism upon the world. Nothing you can do about it.
Ring customer support is an f’n joke
Wi-Fi and Wireless if for Fools.
So is ADT.
I agree my neighbors been erasing my videos they even been vandalizing my vehicle smh
Security requires many layers. If you must use WiFi, use cameras which record to internal storage. So if your network is disabled, the camera will continue to record locally.
" use cameras which record to internal storage". Better keep that sucker hidden, or they'll grab that too on the way out.
@@len9483 If they know to do so, but ya that's why I don't do that. I have a PVR, it's in a locked closet, it uploads to my friends house and his uploads to mine so if it's stolen we have the last several seconds. It has 18 hours of battery backup power and alerts me if it goes down. I keep a FN PS-90 locked up for such an event.
This is why you should hardwire your security cameras. It took me 2 days to do my house but it was worth it (also signal never drops).
Not always an option when you don’t own the property
Did you hardwire ring? I had hardwire ring into my electrical panel outside. But since my ring still WiFi it gets hacked at night while enemies Arabs sanded my house roof with a car sander to vandalized my new roof because my husband was deployed to war in IRAQ when we purchase our new home next to Arabs they were in rage when they seen his flag when he is at war! They hate USA 🇺🇸 flags their evil people
Ring is useless why bother buying Ring! If anyone knows a better cameras body heat security camera that is hardwire no no WiFi please 🙏 let us know ASAP
If you hardwire I heard they can also cut the wire…
@@Jayl__ So they have to walk up to your house, rip the device off the wall to access the cable, and cut the cable. By then, ideally, you have them and their vehicle on multiple other cameras, and have gotten notifications on your phone. My hardline system sends notifications to my phone when people walk up to the door. I have 2 cameras covering the door and others covering various parts of the property. To get to my front door, 4 cameras will have seen them, so I can easily pull up one of the other cameras and see what's going on, to call the police. At that point, they're not going to bother disabling the cameras, they're going to conceal identity, and smash and grab, or just move on to a softer target.
That said, wifi cameras are a useful tool depending on the level of threat you expect. If you don't have that much to protect, then wifi cameras are fine, because your neighbors likely don't have wifi cameras. If all your neighbors have wifi cameras and you have nicer stuff, well it's time to run some cable.
That’s why we installed a heavy duty security door on both home entrance as well. Someone tried to pry our front door open with no success because we have multiple locks and our Ring detected nothing and we have multiple cameras around our home. Best believe CLICK CLACK is ready if this happens again.
This news story is teaching criminals how to do crime better.
they always speak more than they should.
correct!
No it's informing law abiding citizens why they shouldn't rely on wireless bullshit. I get you're not smart but can you please keep your ignorance to yourself?
Criminals have known about this since the first WiFi security BS came out.
The criminals already know how to break in with or without this news story.
So the rest of who are not so tech savy should remain uninformed victims just because you worry about teaching criminals?
How about everyone get informed and security/ doorbell camera companies improve their security networks etc?
THANKS FOR HELPING OUT THE CRIMINALS LOL
we been known
So you think "dangerous" information should be kept quite so more victims can be ignorant of the risks? God people like you piss me off, open a book.
Catalytic converter got stolen and my camera stopped recording while it happens. Wtf are the point of the cameras if they aren’t going to catch the shit I bought them for
Because companies make money out of it, to pretend that it's for safety, it is to some extent, but if a thief is more smarter than and uses jammer you will have a problem, that's why it's recommended to use a hard wired security system, because jammers cant do nothing to them, since everything not running on your wifi network.
@@KrahamusSo do buisness or companies use Wi-Fi or no? Like say small buildings or hospitals? Cause i do security and one time our cameras were like plain frozen and any movement looked like ghost. People moved like in frame sequence only 10x as slow. We never got to the bottom of what caused it cause it would happen pretty often.
Maybe instead of you blaming the camera folks, you make better choices about your security and stop being a cheap ass.
There's a reason real video camera systems cost thousands and you think your $75 Amazon special was going to be robust? Ha!
Use wired camera that don’t rely on Wi-Fi dumb dumb 😂
Spend the real money to install a wired camera. Wireless cameras are pointless.
Ring offers a hardwired doorbell called the ring elite. It gets its power and internet connection from just one Ethernet cable you run to it. That cannot be jammed.
Yes, it's $350, so more expensive than the others, but worth it.
For a bigger home, it's still useless if their entire model stack do not offer ethernet options.
There is also the UniFi G4 POE kit for those with UniFi Protect. Keep in mind there is a WiFi model and Ethernet model.
All you have to do is jam the wifi and no data can be saved to the cloud 😂😂
@@valentinahernandez7291 O_O $350 for a doorbell camera? You can get a PoE Doorbell camera from Reolink for $100 and it's just as good AND you can use it offline/with your own Security DVR. Ring is trash; when I see Ring on a home I know that person doesn't do their research.
That's why I have a security Puma. I just have to keep him fed or else I'm toast.
LOL i got a chimp. No banana.... no face
I’d rather have a security Cougar….
Personally I like having a couple dogs. They are a great alarm system!
Good luck with that homeowners insurance policy!
I have hard wire cameras for my home and I recently opened up a Airbnb property. I used the Ring doorbell and cameras for outside the property.Everything was running smooth until one tenant moved in. My cameras would lose hours, go dark, and get blurry for some weird reason. Watching this video open my eyes. Hard wire it is.
Can't you use the cameras inside the home near the window to avoid damage. I am thinking to use camera because a neighbor is harassed me more than 10 times, bullied me and also he did to other neighbor doing the same thing and was even worse, the moron man kept pointing and shaking his finger on her face because she reacted to his harassment, he attacks by surprise when she was minding her business, she was looking inside her car unloading stuff from her car and the moron approaches her back and says "shi.." and she said "what, what? what's your problem. And then he reacts acting victim saying she is yelling at him. Actually he is the one always yelling, screaming from his apt always grampy, complaining and bitching all the time about everything, even about God. He is always trying to confront and set up the victims. In my case, I never reacted to him, I ignored him quietly, after 12 times of harassment, now I pretend I am talking on the phone and I leave the phone recording, whenever step out of my door even going to the dumpster. He already made 3 victims. I want my phone catch his next harassment. I told the victim neighbors: "record always, he will attack you again and report to the police whenever he attacks you, the more he does the better. He stalks me and other neighbors. He sees me from his door and comes running down to look for opportunity to harass me or the neighbors. Now he put a camera in his living room and he sees me and neighbors more and here he comes, it got to a point I avoid to leave home when he is around. He has a pitibul dog and incite the dog to growling towards the neighbors and disable child. That's why neighbors don't like neighbors.
Almost a lot of wifi deauthers can only attack a 2.4ghz network. If camera can run on a 5g network. Yes the footage might be saved. for a deauther to attack a 5g network. they need to bring a laptop that has linux or raspberry pi. and a compatible wifi adapter that supports Packet injection, and monitor mode. Jammers are the most likely item used for this attack.
They got new jammers that can’t stop 5g now.
@@homerruiz682 can*
Of course they do, all a Jammer is, is a transmitter that's louder then everything else it's a simple device.
Hardwire is of no use if the lens has been painted, shattered etc. Locate the camera is an area that is difficult or impossible to get to.
They have to get to the camera to do that, and they have to look up; so if they're wearing masks it's just as much good either way. Also if you use Frigate and setup AI it'll let you know "uh hey someone just painted/broke one of your camera's".
ya thats what the automated 12 gauge is for, the paint will never make it
I’ve experienced this so many times. My stalking ex husband knows how to do this
I have been telling everyone someone was over riding my ring system. No one believed me. Kept saying it can’t be done. It was and still is being done. Glad I’m not the only one with this issue.
@lewanamoore546 your not alone ,someone keeps entering my home yet the camera won't catch him because he jamms it ,and people won't believe me
Its a good thing u guys are educating those criminals of what and where to buy these items else these criminals wouldnt be able to steal so many cars
Why are Amazon allowed to sell them?" I hear the spy shop sells them too. The sheriff's dept says they never heard of this. Would like info on how to catch them being used.
Because they're no different than a regular computer chip. That's like asking for info on how to catch laptops being used. If they banned these watches, they could very easily be made at home, for under $30 and some free software.
They're incredibly simple, and not actually considered "Hacking"
It sends a simple signal that is built into how Wi-Fi works at its core, and cannot be easily be prevented, because of how Wi-Fi communication works, in fact the phone or computer you're posting this on right now has probably gotten the same signal from your router numerous times since you posted this. Welcome to technology.
This what I went thru done of the cops that came when I call them on my neighbor doing this to me wanted to believe me cause they claim they never hear of it.
@@МихаилХу-к1о No... you're wrong and kinda dumb. The FCC banned Jammers, Jammers aren't "no different than a regular computer chip" I don't know what you mean by that, but a Jammer is a PRODUCT built out of several IC's, with a purpose. You can modify routers or other devices to do the job but it'll do a poor job since those routers were built legally with the FCC's broadcast limits in place.
What makes a jammer a jammer is it transmits LOUDLY on a specific frequency or set of them. They stick out like a sore thumb to the FCC and FAA as we have sensors nationwide to detect their general use, and vans the FCC rolls out to find them specifically. Some people use them in their cars to prevent being tracked and have been caught by the FCC.
Where do you get your information? It's wrong, and it's bad. DeAuth is hacking but it's simple sure, just like script kitty tools are still legally hacking.
"That's like asking for info on how to catch laptops being used. If they banned these watches, they could very easily be made at home, for under $30 and some free software." Seriously that's some incoherent nonsense. It's like being asked how to find a loud ass transmitter not a laptop or a phone that transmits a normal legal amount. I think you're confusing deAuth and Jammers tbh.
Amazon also sales police and EMS lights, illegal lasers, illegal car accessories like blue headlamps, etc. This is America; the fact it's illegal to be in possession doesn't phase amazon; they know the government isn't going to come for them they're to big to fail.
Imagine there are still people who are not aware of hackers & their tricks. Sad.
Not all of us went to engineering school
My next door neighbor son and the father are doing this to me for months the cops would come when I call them and look at me like I'm.crazy at times they will get smart . Finally one sergeant understood what I was talking about .he gave me a police report but thru have not done nothing it going on another month they still doing this to me . They been harassing cause I live alone.
yeah cuz you live alone??? Sounds like your a jerk. People just dont do things for no reason.
Same with me ,cause alone living
Take careful notes and take them to court. 😊
This is happening to me just for the simple fact of making me look crazy to police and my family just so i will get locked up in the mental hospital. They hack my cameras and take the sd cards out of the cameras and delete any incriminating footage or they disrupt the files so they cant be downloaded or even watched then they continue to slowly and quietly nail by nail break in to my roof to gain access to the attic to imtimidate me and make me feel uneasy. And any footage i do manage to get of them is useless because unless i get them on camera actually breaking in and video of there faces which are balaclaved up the police wont do anything and even if they did come to do something which they dont, the criminals are pre warned by there mate which is parked down the road a block away which gives them plenty of time to get off the property using neighbours properties as there getaway path to the next street. This has gone on for over two years now and i dont have anyone to call for help like the police or i will get locked in hospital for wasting police time. They have even intercepted my calls to the police and acted like they were taking my report of what has happened which i found out because i told a cop that i called them on a certain date and time and they had no recollection of it at all. These people even go to the point of placing trackers on my car to find out where i stay just so they can comtinue stalking and harassing me. Id love to take them to court to get done for this but any evidence i do get is practically useless without connecting it to them in some way.
@@allermenchenaufder on what evidence?
How about banning these devices, how is it possible they are sold on Amazon?????
you cant ban Knowledge
This was why I chose Eufy. Not only are they 5Ghz, they also almost always come with local storage along with a separate storage device. If it looses wifi, it will still record and pan/tilt cams will still follow. The video will be uploaded from the device to the interior storage device when the connection is restored. The only thing you miss is motion notifications.
So you miss the person
@@paulettelee1388 Only while they're standing near the camera. The notification gets sent when they are far enough to allow a connection again. And the entire event is still recorded.
I chose Eufy also for the local on site storage capability' If only they had a night vision option.
@@LuvhandleR Uh, they do... All of my eufy cameras have IR night vision.
I realised this and they keep telling me that it's my internet connection not an issue with the camera ect and I told them I do a device health check at least 3 times a day when I wake up around half way through the day and when I go to bed and still trying to say there's no problems how is thim dealing with it and helping us?
Plus I pay a yearly fee for some of their services.
Ever wonder how your wifi cam can catch a baby bunny moving but not a 180lb man carrying a 50lb box to your front door? Delivery drivers use these all the time. Nothings being done about it.
Yeah for technology! Now we are defeating all our own safety protocols!
Wires don't help. You can get a flipper to work phones and cameras wired or not. Ie: there is no safe with technology! You want safe?? Get six huge dogs!
I’m pretty sure an Amazon delivery driver jammed my cameras today.
They're lying. It's not rare. We notice it at our house.
What if you get a wired indoor cam?
I have those inside my house and the wireless ones outside.
What is it you're trying to ask?
Indoor cam pointing out to window
A few years ago I caught this guy approaching my door and pointing something at my ring camera which knocked it offline. I had to press the orange reset button on the ring camera for it to work again. It captured him pointing it and then boom it went out. I informed the neighbors about this guy and never saw him again. He was a crook acting like he was selling something for my home.
What can be done to prevent this.
Use wired devices
I love how they show where to buy it lmao
Can't some wifi cameras be hard wired to an nvr like the traditional way. Also many have internal storage . Wouldn't that work to the home owners advantage ?
A former professor at Alabama used his department money to buy .. Todd Devore has thousands of complaints & the university still hasn't done anything about him
Here in la amazon and others sent whomever bought these devices to local pd and hoping local pd is investigating.
Layer defense with Ring Murs alert system uses vhf . Murs alert will alert to motion. Use wired cameras and trail cams
/immediately cuts them off. lol
How do we stop them is what i want to know? There's gotta be a way or something we can put around the cameras to deflect the jammer.
That's what I want to know also. I cant hardwire my house I'm in a mobile home.
Stop making routers for this to happen
thank you.
Does this turn off the alert on your phone too when someone approaches your front door
I have been saying that for years but everybody thought I was crazy
I know the feeling.
People seem to think that ring and blink are the best cameras
But they are far from the best.
The best are hardwired , with ring they use jammers, but with hardwired there is nothing they can block, If it ain't broke fo not attempt to fix it 👌🏾💯💯🤔👼🏾
We gotta up the score!
Why not stop selling the jammers?
Is there anything I can buy to block jammers
Ethernet wire connected security system.
You cant, but instead you can get hardwired security cameras, jammers cant do nothing to them since they are not running on wifi connection, also your footage can be saved to sd card, cloud, and keeps footage for like 1 month.
@@KrahamusYou want a hard drive specifically designed for continuous recording.
Don't go to police if you are the victim of a crime, because they will just say there is nothing they can do. If it had happened to a police officer's house they would be all hands on deck pinging radio towers for smartphone providers/models that were in the area and checking gas station/neighbor surveillance cams.
If cops find a skid mark on a pride flag crosswalk they will investigate it more thoroughly than someone violating your privacy, breaking in to your home and robbing you of your hard earned belongings. They believe you should just be a doormat and take it. I say find out who the thief was and deal with them yourself. Police don't need to know, they're working against you anyway.
sounds logical and statistically has the highest probability of success
That's whats happening to us too.
My vivint camera was blocked too.
They are the worst they don't have a clue
It isn't hacking. It is frequency jamming. Frequency jamming has been around as long as wireless transmission (radio) has existed
So can law-enforcement use it?
This happened to me the police think I'm crazy because Noone was seen on camera but they kept coming in my apartment leaving evidence they'd been there
Not rare anymore😡. Neighbors app from RING is showing us in Hollywood and Fort Lauderdale Florida, there are groups of men combing streets at night with hoodies and backpacks stealing from cars .
What is the point of video when all you end up with is a visual record of you becoming a victim. prevent the theft in the first place .. get a uWatch Cube which will wake you in the middle of the night within 10 seconds of a criminal breaking into your vehicle, shed or garage .. and the system CAN'T BE JAMMED, unlike your Ring Doorbell.
What is a uWatch Cube?
Sometimes it's lucky that you don't get notified so fast. I know of two people who were shot and killed by the lowlifes stealing their cars in the middle of the night because they ran out and confronted them. Your car is not worth your life. I don't care how much it's worth. Besides, you should mention that the uWatch Cube is only available in Europe.
True.@@valentinahernandez7291
This is been happening to me for years since Mom and Dad passed they were friends with these neurotic
Ring required you to used WiFi and you can't have your own server.
As if it wasn’t enough, if ur a criminal breaking in with a wifi jammer(you’ll know cuz your calls shouldn’t go through to 911) well my Remington is hungry, it’s extra hungry when it detects wifi jammers.
*MORE IRRESPONSIBLE REPORTING. STOP TELLING THIEVES HOW TO STEAL!!!*
Taking a page out of the " " playbook
Should make it a federal crime to posses one, automatic 5 years
The problem is deauthers can be built at home quite easily. They do have legitimate uses by security professionals though.
10 years. Not 5.
Still won't prevent new individuals from trying their luck.
Their motivations don't operate by fear failed operation, they operate by Gambling on their own success and moving forward with their goals.
New ones developing everyday that only learned the hard way.
If criminalizing behavior was sufficient to prevent the jails would be empty and the courtrooms empty.
Frequency Jammers are stupid simple to build.
You can even accidentally build one just by screwing up trying to fix something else.
Any real solution is going to have to come from avoiding wireless as a primary link.
Only the persons in computer technology came up with WiFi jammers technology.
Ring says it is rare ....That's a joke, the delivery drivers would use it each time they delivered my packages. Which is crazy, why would you not want to be recorded delivering a package? The recording is for your protection. I called Ring to complain and it stopped for 2 deliveries and they started using the jammer again. I got rid of Ring. Oh and it defeated the purpose for them to do this because my house cameras are professionally installed and do not run on wifi, so while they jamming the ring, they were still recorded
Simple jammer costs only around $120. You could get a real nice one with a 70 foot radius, 4, around 400. The problem is not rare, and the only way you can remedy. It is stop being lazy and hardwire. Your cameras.
We got to look out for each other.
Looks like they got sucked in to buying a lousy security system.
Jamming would violate state laws but not fcc rules. Jamming data does not break federal law
You forgot something ring alarm pro
Rings responce is a joke, my solution? Don't buy RING or any wifi enabled camera. Go for a traditional camera system.
Lol she uses a Ring Camera? Man the trash people will buy these days never stops surprising me. Even after it's come out that Ring gives video of the inside of your home to police and third party entities without requiring a warrant some people still use them? Insanity.
Get hardware security, WiFi is for convenience items not security. As someone who has run hundreds of camera's for a college/hospital I'm dumbfounded anyone would trust something you can jam with a $30 AliExpress black market item. You can still import them with ease despite jammers, etc being very illegal and you can DIY them without too much work too.
What I wanna know is why did this woman wait hours to go home/outside and investigate? Google's Cameras are trash too but they let you know when they've lost access to the camera, does Ring not do this as well?
0:25 Oh I see the problem your reporter mispoke, she didn't have "security camera's" she had a video doorbell, what kind of person thinks a videodoor bell is a security camera? It's not, Security camera's are mounting out of reach not specifically designed to be used by children, etc. This "security camera" is no such thing, it's a convenient alternative to getting up when someone knocks at the door and THATS IT.
That being said wifi security camera's do exist. Also did the lady put a MicroSD card in her doorbell? Because if she had it'd have recorded everything it couldn't upload. So yeah.. NOT a security appliance.
Radio jammers are nothing new as they were a must have when you lived in apartment with noisy neighbors.
It happened to me
hardwiring isnt secure either(coming from a hacker). The camera is hardwired into the router to receive connection. If someone has a laptop in the getaway car, they can scan the area for your wifi network and knock it offline. If your wifi goes out or malfunctions, so does the camera feed. Always ways to get around security :) youre welcome.
well yes obviously remote connection will be jammed.. but not the footage..
also, once the footage goes down, you can immediately notify your neighbors and police of possible criminal activity.
Wow. Who woulda thought
They should sued! They stole my LandRover and the in one frame the car is in, and in the next frame the car is missing! Anybody wants to join me with a class legal action?
Do you live in a bad area? You car did not have alarm? Your car was not in a garage? I don't like to leave car in the street for several reasons.
@@tutsecret499 I live in a nice residential street in the middle of London. The car was parked in my drive just under the bedroom window. They operated so quietly and fast that no one noticed anything. Velar 2021! The cars security and tracking (in control) is useless! So Range Rover security is less than a 1000£ mobile phone! The stupid signal can get copied/read/boosted and the car is gone like a feral dog
How about if you add the old fashion ugly, tacky piece of metal between the steering wheel that has a very weird key shape. I forgot the name of this metal(cable....) that was used in the past alone or combined with the car alarm. I have one, but I don't use it recently. I should continue using it that makes more difficult to rob the car. Put invisible camera in your car too, if it's feasible for you.@@emadhajian7896
Me
ring are just cheap rubbish even their ethernet connection doorbell camera as a security engineer myself in the uk we replace all ring products every week due to jamming
Ring is like the iphone of security cameras pay alot for the illusion of security. My one wifi dog camera has a SD card and can continue to record if the power or internet goes out.
They can knock down your internet by disconnecting you at a box km from your house.
The latest T-Mobil 5G modem/router uses a cell tower for connection. Ain't nobody stopping that unless your home losses power.
Mine alerts my phone if I lose WiFi.
Please help me a woman is jamming my phone tv and radio signal
How do i dehack a microchip
That's why guns are better protection.
Its not rare, they need to stop saying that.
Foil over the camera antenna
Does a VPN help with.
No, get a hardwired security system
Use hardwired cameras duh.
£4 wifi tester on ebay ,,,sends disconnect command on 2.5g ,,,,, no need for anything else LOL
ECM rushing irl
This is what police and people above police need to be policing.
You need a router that has WPA3 wifi. WPA2 is easy to hack for those who know how.
A camera, wired or not, wouldn't help anyway if the thief wears a disguise. 😄
The bar thing about this hack is that viwers never got inform how to get protección from experts explain how to be safe at all
Hey, don’t tell on us honest people.
Adelia Streets
How can I get help I know of a woman is doing it to my TV and my phone please help me a number or Internet address so I can report this
This just happened to me earlier today which prompted me to search and found this video I'm pissed
Chesley Cove
Tell them what to get. 😂
Turn off the wifi
Any camera that uses WiFi is no they all can be jammed that’s why you need poe cameras or wired cameras an get undercover camera that don’t use wifi
It will protect your Wi-Fi and home
Bryce Roads
Get caught using these and spend many years in prison plus tens of thousands in fines.
Nope not illegal to disturb wifi. Jamming police and ambulance frequency, yes.
@@TaylorCutsTrees "The Communications Act of 1934, as amended, prohibits the operation, manufacture, importation, marketing, and sale of equipment designed to jam or otherwise interfere with authorized radio communications, such as radar, global positioning system (GPS), and cell phone communications."
Wi-Fi is an FCC authorized radio communication standard.
FCC official statement on wi-fi blocking DA-15-113 (you can google DA-15-113 to find the statement and ruling)
Exactly
Yea..