Feature Suggestion
Could the iOS app have a feature added that would temporarily disable notifications or turn off motion detection for a user-defined period, kind of like 'do not disturb'?
I have a camera that shifts to IR at night, and live in a climate where fog and windstorms are a routine thing. When the fog swirls around, it reflects the IR back and triggers motion detection. It's not bad when I'm asleep, as I turn off the phone... but in those few hours before the sun rises in the winter, it's not uncommon to get (literally) dozens of notifications over a two hour period. Similarly, during our frequent winter wind storms the only option is to disable the camera manually to prevent getting hundreds of notifications. If I forget to re-enable it, I'm out of luck.
Having the ability to set a temporary deactivate/reactivate for cameras would be a great benefit.
Thanks.
I have a camera that shifts to IR at night, and live in a climate where fog and windstorms are a routine thing. When the fog swirls around, it reflects the IR back and triggers motion detection. It's not bad when I'm asleep, as I turn off the phone... but in those few hours before the sun rises in the winter, it's not uncommon to get (literally) dozens of notifications over a two hour period. Similarly, during our frequent winter wind storms the only option is to disable the camera manually to prevent getting hundreds of notifications. If I forget to re-enable it, I'm out of luck.
Having the ability to set a temporary deactivate/reactivate for cameras would be a great benefit.
Thanks.
Comments
Also our new AI motion detection algorithm should solve the root problem of all these false-positive triggers (coming soon!).