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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><rss version="2.0" xmlns:content="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/content/" xmlns:dc="http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/" xmlns:sy="http://purl.org/rss/1.0/modules/syndication/" > <channel> <title>RSS Smart Home System</title> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/</link> <description>Smart Home System</description> <lastBuildDate>Sat, 28 Jun 2025 10:22:15 -0400</lastBuildDate> <language>en</language> <sy:updatePeriod>daily</sy:updatePeriod> <sy:updateFrequency>1</sy:updateFrequency> <item> <title>Home Security Camera Laws</title> <description>It’s considered covert surveillance when the cameras can’t be identified or can’t be seen. Security cameras are, for the most part, legal in the United States as long as it doesn’t intrude upon a person’s fourth ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/home_security_cameras_invasion_of_neighbours.jpg" alt="Home security cameras:" align="left" /><p>It’s considered covert surveillance when the cameras can’t be identified or can’t be seen. Security cameras are, for the most part, legal in the United States as long as it doesn’t intrude upon a person’s fourth amendment right to privacy. This article will go into the details of what is considered legal and what is not legal as far as surveillance goes so that all questions are answered. On the Uses of Covert Surveillance A saying that holds true in court is “a picture is worth a thousand words.” Studies have shown that when a jury is presented with surveillance footage, they are more likely to convict than if there is no video surveillance shown as evidence. The calculated placement of hidden surveillance cameras help with the detection and prosecution of theft, vandalism, elder neglect, child abuse, harassment and stalking. Some of the most common places that use camera surveillance are retail stores, hospitals, prisons, construction sites, nursing homes, police stations, casinos and of course in the family home. Watching the activities of household help and babysitters or nannies with covert surveillance cameras is on the rise. With newer technology, cameras can now be installed in such places as house plants, teddy bears, wall paintings and clocks. What Exactly is Illegal? In the US, most camera surveillance is considered legal. What you cannot do legally is post cameras where people have an expectation of privacy. bathroom stalls dressing rooms locker rooms changing rooms someone else’s house When is Audio Illegal? Most all situations involving an unattended recording device. Conversations you are not a part of. Covert surveillance may also be illegal when you have audio surveillance taking place without the permission of those monitored when the person under surveillance has a practical expectancy of privacy. Another case where video surveillance may be against the law is when the surveillance shows an illegal activity and the person under surveillance has a right to legal counsel, such as when being questioned by the law and the person in charge of the premises have not consented to video surveillance. Audio recording for the most part is only legal if you are recording and are an engaged member of a conversation. Engaged doesn’t just mean you are there, it means you are actually participating. Is It Okay to Use Video Surveillance? Studies have shown that in the US and the UK video surveillance does act as a great deterrent to stopping crimes before they occur. Studies also show that video surveillance can be a very powerful tool in detection and prosecution of crimes. The main thing to keep in mind is to know your local laws and to not just record anyone and everyone without their consent. If you follow all rules for covert surveillance, you should be okay under the law. Catching criminals is a great idea, just be sure you are not taking audio of people unknowingly.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Home Security Camera]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurityCamera/home-security-camera-laws</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurityCamera/home-security-camera-laws</guid> <pubDate>Sat, 28 Jun 2025 18:22:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>XFinity Smart Home</title> <description>August Announces Partnership with Comcast, Delivering ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/august_announces_partnership_with_comcast_delivering.jpg" alt="Comcast August Announce" align="left" /><p>August Announces Partnership with Comcast, Delivering Seamless</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Xfinity Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/XfinityHomeSecurity/xfinity-smart-home</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/XfinityHomeSecurity/xfinity-smart-home</guid> <pubDate>Wed, 18 Jun 2025 18:11:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Easy home Security cameras</title> <description>You want to protect your home, and the people and things within it, but a monthly home security system is outside your budget. Don't worry, there are several inexpensive ways to make your home less attractive to thieves. Stopping ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/wireless_security_camera_installing_security.jpg" alt="Wireless Security Camera" align="left" /><p>You want to protect your home, and the people and things within it, but a monthly home security system is outside your budget. Don't worry, there are several inexpensive ways to make your home less attractive to thieves. Stopping Everyday Home Burglaries The stats are from 2005, but still point to some notable trends about everyday house robberies and things you can do to prevent them: Most burglaries occur between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. (Wikipedia also adds weekdays, and August being highest for burglary rates in the U.S.): Burglars look for homes that appear unoccupied, and residential homes, as you know, tend to be empty during those hours because people are at work. If you're out of the house during those hours and are concerned about burglaries in your neighborhood, consider setting a random timer to turn the TV or radio on during those hours. If you have a second car, keep it out in the driveway while you're at work. Or, perhaps you can rent your driveway during the daytime (besides making your home less attractive to thieves, you can make a few extra bucks. Win!); Park Circa is one place you can find people looking for a parking spot in your neighborhood. Do you use gardening services or other home maintenance services like window cleaning? Schedule those services (which don't require you to be at home) during those prime theft hours. The typical house burglar is a male teen in your neighborhood —not a professional thief and 60 seconds is the most burglars want to spend breaking into your home. This suggests you only need enough security to thwart the regular person. Simple things like the "my scary dog can run faster than you" sign may be one of the most effective theft deterrents, other than—or in addition to—actually owning a scary dog. (Even a small dog prone to barking helps, though.) Regular "beware of dog" signs work too, especially if you add some additional supporting evidence of dog ownership, like leaving a dog bowl outside by your side door. The Washington Post suggests deadbolt locks, bars on windows, and pins in sash windows may be effective theft deterrents. It goes without saying to make sure all the entry points are locked (but, still, 6% of burglaries happen that way). Homes without security systems are about 3 times more likely to be broken into. In lieu of actually signing up for a home security system, you could also just buy the decals and signs off of eBay or elsewhere, a few DIY ones using old webcams or your PC.) Fake security cameras placed at those points might also be effective. With your outside lighting, make sure those points of entry are well lit (motion-detector lights are inexpensive and don't use a lot of energy) and clear of thief-hiding shrubbery. An average of 8 to 12 minutes is all burglars spend in your home. If a thief does get into your house, you can prevent loss of your valuable objects by making them harder to find than within those 12 minutes. The dresser drawer, bedroom closet, and freezer are some of the first places thieves look, so forget about those hiding places. Instead, consider hiding things in plain sight. Protecting Your Home When You're on Vacation We've previously noted several ways to protect your home while traveling, including using push lights in your windows and asking your neighbors for a vacation check. Lifehacker reader fiji.siv reminded us of a small detail like not having your garbage cans put out as a sign that you're away; make sure any help you get from friends or neighbors include the little stuff like that (putting out garbage cans, getting the mail, maybe even cutting the grass). Don't forget the daily stuff like stopping newspaper and mail delivery, if you don't have someone picking those up for you. And, of course, the tried-and-true method of looking like you're home: use a random timer on your indoor lights or TV.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Home Security Camera]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurityCamera/easy-home-security-cameras</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/HomeSecurityCamera/easy-home-security-cameras</guid> <pubDate>Sun, 08 Jun 2025 17:54:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Best door locks for home security</title> <description>For most of us, security is a top priority when selecting door locks for our homes, followed by cost, style and finish. Choosing the best door locks for your doors depends on whether a door is interior or exterior, because each ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/the_best_smart_door_locks.jpg" alt="Smart door lock feature" align="left" /><p>For most of us, security is a top priority when selecting door locks for our homes, followed by cost, style and finish. Choosing the best door locks for your doors depends on whether a door is interior or exterior, because each type of door requires completely different locking mechanisms. For example, it would not make sense to install a deadbolt on a bathroom door or a push-button privacy lockset on a front entry door. But before we get into that, let’s learn more about door locks in general and which ones are the most durable. ANSI Grading System for Locks & Deadbolts The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) established three grades for door locks to help identify the quality and durability of locksets and deadbolts. Each product must pass operational and security tests, including cycles, door strikes and weight test. One cycle consists of the knob or handle turning completely to retract the latch bolt and open the door, then it is released, allowing the door to re-latch. ANSI Grade 1 is the best choice for exterior residential door locks. Grade 1 – Best Highest grade security available. Meets commercial building requirements and is available for residential uses via deadbolts. There are not standard knobs, handlesets or mortise lockset that will meet ANSI Grade 1 certifications, only commercial lever handles. Knobs must withstand 800, 000 cycles, 6 door strikes and a 360 pound weight test Deadbolts must withstand 250, 000 cycles and 10 door strikes (hammer test) Grade 2 – Better Meets light commercial building requirements; exceeds standard residential security and building requirements. Knobs must withstand 400, 000 cycles, 4 door strikes and a 250 pound weight test Deadbolts must withstand 150, 000 cycles and 5 door strikes (hammer test) Grade 3 – Good Meets residential building requirements only and provides minimal residential security. Knobs must withstand 200, 000 cycles, 2 door strikes and a 150 pound weight test Deadbolts must withstand 100, 000 cycles and 2 door strikes (hammer test) Deadbolts Deadbolt locks provide the most security on residential doors. The term dead is used, because these locks do not contain springs. A single-cylinder deadbolt is operated with a key from the outside and with a turn button on the inside, and a double-cylinder is operated with a key on both the inside and outside. Double-cylinder deadbolts can pose a danger during an emergency if the key is missing or not readily available. Kwikset Double Cylinder Deadbolt Review – ANSI Grade 1 Price: MSRP .10 (less on Amazon) This double-cylinder deadbolt is operated by a key on both sides and features a SmartKey cylinder for easy re-keying. It has a fully adjustable latch and deadbolt to fit all standard doors. It is an extremely loved deadbolt by consumers and the ratings are high for it. Baldwin Single Cylinder Deadbolt Review – ANSI Grade 2 Price: MSRP $41.00 (less on Amazon) From the Baldwin Prestige collection, this single-cylinder deadbolt can be paired with several knobs from the collection. It features solid zinc construction and SmartKey re-key technology. Customers have given this deadbolt high rankings and it is a dependable deadbolt. Entry Locksets/Handlesets Locksets and handlesets are medium-security entrance door locks often combined with a deadbolt. They have two doorknobs that can be locked from the inside and the outside. One doorknob locks from the inside by turning or depressing a small button, while a key must unlock the outside knob. A handleset features a decorative door handle on the exterior. Kwikset featuring SmartKey Juno Knob and Double Cylinder Deadbolt Review – ANSI Grade 2 Price: MSRP $73.00 (less on Amazon) This combo pack provides two locking points: keyed entry and a deadbolt. It features SmartKey re-key technology, a fully adjustable latch, and double cylinder deadbolt. Kwikset featuring SmartKey Tavaris Single Cylinder Handleset with Vedani Lever Review – ANSI Grade 2 Price: MSRP $232 (less on Amazon) A single cylinder handleset, it can be locked or unlocked by a key on the outside, or the turn button on the inside. It features a fully reversible interior lever that fits both right-handed and left-handed doors and SmartKey re-key technology.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Best Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-door-locks-for-home-security</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/BestHomeSecurity/best-door-locks-for-home-security</guid> <pubDate>Thu, 29 May 2025 17:54:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Xfinity Home security customer service phone number</title> <description>Raise your hand if you want the Cable Guy in charge of your home security. Any cable guy – we’ll let you choose. There’s Larry the Cable Guy – he’s the reliable sort, right? Or Jim Carrey’s Cable Guy – surely he’s ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/xfinity_home_security_vs_frontpoint_security.jpg" alt="Interlogix with alarm.com" align="left" /><p>Raise your hand if you want the Cable Guy in charge of your home security. Any cable guy – we’ll let you choose. There’s Larry the Cable Guy – he’s the reliable sort, right? Or Jim Carrey’s Cable Guy – surely he’s safe? Or, back to reality, let’s just talk about your experiences with your own cable provider. How do they score on reliability and customer service? All joking aside, we’re finding it difficult to get behind the cable companies’ home security offers . We understand why they’re doing it – customer attrition is a serious issue in that industry, and they want to offer value-added services that keep their customers locked in. Once you get their home security system installed, you’re a lot less likely to drop your cable service, because you’d lose your security investment. Xfinity, offered by Comcast, is perhaps the best known of the cable/internet bundled deals, which now includes a home security offer. In order to get their home security, you must contract for their internet services and you can’t cancel. The home security package includes options for some popular new features, such as wireless equipment, remote access, video cameras and home automation. However, Xfinity is priced higher than most competing home security services with the same features, and they lock you in with a 3-year contract. The alarm system installation costs hundreds of dollars. They also tack on an extra $5 every month for a warranty (warranties are free from most security companies). Xfinity’s biggest flaw, however, aside from the long-time issues with customer service, is that their home security service connects to the monitoring center via the internet. “Internet” and “Reliable” – in the Same Sentence? Someone’s breaking into your house, and your safety depends on your internet connection? Should you reboot your modem real quick before the intruder knocks the door down? Or maybe you should call your cable company’s Customer Service. Does their automated call screening system now include, “Press 9 if a burglary is in progress”? An alarm system needs to be monitored round-the-clock, by highly-trained staff, prepared to handle any emergency. Responsiveness is critical. There must be a reliable connection between the home and the monitoring center, because if it fails, no one sends help. Traditionally alarm systems have connected using your home phone line. The cable guys, of course, use their internet connection. Neither is acceptable, in our opinion. They simply aren’t reliable. Although a phone landline (if we still have such a thing) doesn’t fail as often as the internet does, it is still vulnerable to power outages, storms, and most especially, the burglars themselves. Burglars have learned to cut the lines and cables, assuming that will disable your alarm system. A cellular connection is the only reliable way for your home security system to reach the monitoring center. We suspect that the cable providers might actually know this, because they offer “cellular back-up.” So… they acknowledge that they need back-up… That tells you something, doesn’t it? Home Security vs. Home Automation The concept of a “smart” home, with integrated, automated services is quickly gaining popularity. Many home security companies successfully integrate home automation features with their highly interactive alarm systems. The remote access and customization capabilities are already built into the alarm system, so adding automated lighting, door locks or climate control is an easy, natural progression.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Xfinity Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/XfinityHomeSecurity/xfinity-home-security-customer-service-phone-number</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/XfinityHomeSecurity/xfinity-home-security-customer-service-phone-number</guid> <pubDate>Mon, 19 May 2025 17:49:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Wireless Hidden Security cameras for your home</title> <description>You may not have eyes in the back of your head, but a wireless spy camera lets you have the next best thing. These cameras keep an eye on things when you are elsewhere. There are plenty of important situations worth monitoring ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/hidden_cameras_for_your_home_or.jpg" alt="Light switch hidden camera" align="left" /><p>You may not have eyes in the back of your head, but a wireless spy camera lets you have the next best thing. These cameras keep an eye on things when you are elsewhere. There are plenty of important situations worth monitoring with a hidden wireless spy camera, such as the activity of an overnight cleaning crew, the practices of a new babysitter, or the goings-on behind a cashier drawer. Wireless HD spy cameras capture every moment in crisp detail for your security and peace of mind. Because they are hidden, they catch authentic situations, unfiltered words, and unaffected behavior. Wireless networking technology allows you to view the video feed from a computer, tablet, or even your smartphone. The large inventory on eBay includes wireless spy cameras that are smaller than the tip of your finger that you can insert in your own hiding place or embed in seemingly innocent objects, such as pens, alarm clocks, keychains, and more.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Wireless Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/WirelessHomeSecurity/wireless-hidden-security-cameras-for-your-home</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/WirelessHomeSecurity/wireless-hidden-security-cameras-for-your-home</guid> <pubDate>Fri, 09 May 2025 17:46:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>ADT home Security customer Service number</title> <description>Our VoIP FAQ's section is designed to answer your about service, installation, and other common questions regarding Voice Over Internet Protocol, or VoIP service. What is VoIP/Digital Phone Service? Voice over Internet Protocol ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/adt_hammond_in_call_or_click.jpg" alt="ADT Home Security Services" align="left" /><p>Our VoIP FAQ's section is designed to answer your about service, installation, and other common questions regarding Voice Over Internet Protocol, or VoIP service. What is VoIP/Digital Phone Service? Voice over Internet Protocol (also known as VoIP) and Digital Phone are forms of phone service provided by cable companies, telecommunications companies and, in some cases, independent providers. Rather than use telephone lines when an alarm from home security systems is triggered, these companies use the Internet connection that is already present in your home to provide home phone service. Although these technologies provide a form of telephone service, there may be differences in their range of features and reliability *. * Aspects of these considerations may vary dependent upon your VoIP or other Non-Traditional Telephone Service provider and change with new developments in technology. You should always check with your VoIP or other Non-Traditional Telephone Service provider to confirm any advantages and limitations of their service. Will switching to VoIP/Digital Phone service affect my ADT security system? It could, depending on which provider service you use. For this reason we recommend that before you consider a change in telephone service you contact us ADT at 1-800-ADT-ASAP. We can tell you which VoIP/Digital Phone service providers in your local area meet the necessary characteristics to become a Qualified Managed Facility Voice Network (MFVN). Those providers that qualify are included in ADT’s policy and are rated as an acceptable primary method of transmitting alarm signal to ADT’s monitoring centers. How does my ADT security system work? Most alarm system control panels, including ADT’s, communicate with customer monitoring centers through a telephone line. During an alarm event, the control panel seizes control of this telephone line (referred to as “line seizure”), which should allow an alarm signal to be sent even if a telephone receiver in the home is off the hook.With some VoIP/Digital Phone services, ADT’s ability to receive an alarm signal may be impacted if there is a power outage at your home or if the VoIP/Digital Phone service is temporarily unavailable due to scheduled or unscheduled network outages. These risks vary widely among the VoIP/Digital Phone technologies used today. What is ADT’s policy on VoIP/Digital Phone Services? ADT’s policy requires that VoIP/Digital Phone services that at least one of the following system be used as the primary method for transmitting alarm signals to ADT’s Customer Monitoring Centers: Traditional Telephone Service Cellular Communications Service such as Safewatch® CellGuard® A phone service provided by a Qualified “Managed Facility Voice Network (MFVN)” provider.** Other methods of communication, beyond the three listed above, may not be used as the primary means for transmitting an alarm signal to ADT’s monitoring centers. In addition, regardless of the type of telephone service that you have, ADT always recommends that customers use an additional back-up method of communication to connect their alarm system to ADT’s monitoring center, such as ADT Safewatch® CellGuard®. ** Transmission of fire alarm signals by means other than a traditional telephone line may not be in compliance with some local fire codes. What is Safewatch® CellGuard®? Safewatch® CellGuard® is a cellular product offered by ADT that enables your home security system to communicate with ADT’s customer monitoring centers. It has become a popular option in home security systems because it helps provide protection should your home telephone service be disrupted due to fallen lines, storms or construction.*** *** Cellular connection relies on operating cellular device and network services. ADT does not warrant that cellular service will be error free or interrupted as such services are provided by the carriers. What is a Qualified “Managed Facility Voice Network (MFVN)”? A Qualified “Managed Facility Voice Network (MFVN)”includes the following: Has a physical facilities network which is managed and maintained (directly or indirectly) by the service provider. Can ensure service quality from the service subscriber location to the PSTN or other MFVN peer network. Utilizes similar signaling and related protocols as the PSTN with respect to dialing, dial plan, call completion, carriage of alarm signals and protocols, and loop voltage treatment. Provides real-time transmission of voice signals, carrying alarm formats unchanged. Provides professional installation that preserves primary line seizure for alarm signal transmission. Has major and minor disaster recovery plans to address both individual customer outages and widespread events such as tornados, ice storms and other natural disasters. This includes specific network power restoration procedures that are comparable to those of traditional landline telephone services in the same geographic region. Has informed ADT that its network meets the characteristics of a MFVN. Contact us ADT at 1-800-ADT-ASAP to find out which VOIP/Digital Phone service provider network meet the necessary characteristics to become a Qualified Managed Facility Voice Network (MFVN). Is the phone service I want included in ADT’s VoIP/Digital Phone Policy? ADT keeps a database of the phone services that are in and out of ADT’s policy for the transmission of alarm signals. This database changes over time as more phone service providers inform ADT that they meet the definition of a Qualified Managed Facility Voice Network. ADT customers can call one of our ADT customer monitoring centers at 1-800-ADT-ASAP to ask which local VOIP/Digital Phone service provider networks meet the necessary characteristics to become a Qualified Managed Facility Voice Network (MFVN).</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Adt Home Security]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/AdtHomeSecurity/adt-home-security-customer-service-number</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/AdtHomeSecurity/adt-home-security-customer-service-number</guid> <pubDate>Tue, 29 Apr 2025 17:36:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>Home alarm system Reviews Consumer Reports</title> <description>Internet-enabled products often cost more than their low-tech siblings. To tell whether they’re worth it, we test their “life improving” claims and their primary function. We also determine how easy these smart features are ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/home_security_services_under_surveillance_home.jpg" alt="Home-Security Services: Under" align="left" /><p>Internet-enabled products often cost more than their low-tech siblings. To tell whether they’re worth it, we test their “life improving” claims and their primary function. We also determine how easy these smart features are to set up and use. Here are several products, most of which we’ve tested, and whether we’d pay for them. Worth buying Connected by TCP light system, $50 Hate the idea of coming home to a dark house? Unlike a standard timer, this system can be used to program multiple lights to come on before you pull into the driveway, schedule morning wake-ups in your kid’s room, or change settings remotely. The kit includes two LEDs and a controller. In our tests, setting up the hardware and app were easy. So was remote control, which let us turn lights on and off and dim them. The app lets you group certain bulbs to switch on with one press of a button for settings such as a romantic dinner. And you can set a bulb’s brightness at the point of switching on. The 12-watt LEDs were as bright and warm as 60-watt incandescents in our tests. Generac Mobile Link, $280 Just having a stationary generator doesn’t guarantee you’ll have power. You still need to regularly check the LCD screen on the unit to ensure that it’s working right and isn’t displaying any service-needed messages. But you can’t always be home to do that. Mobile Link is one of a few products that can e-mail or text you or a servicing dealer if a problem arises during the generator’s periodic self-check. Service after the first year is $12.50 per month or $100 per year. Among stationary generators it works with are two that we recommend: the 7-kilowatt Generac 6237, a CR Best Buy at $2, 250, and the 13-kW Generac 6241, $3, 500. FortrezZ Wireless Z-Wave water valve, $485 to $565 Whether it’s for a flood-prone basement or an appliance on a higher level—think washing machine, toilets—you want to know whenever anything springs a water leak before it damages flooring, wiring, or furniture below. Water shut-off valves directed by water-alarm sensors aren’t new, but this one can e-mail, text, or call you if water is where it shouldn’t be. So you don’t have to be home to know there’s a problem. The kit includes the valve, its power adapter, and a monitoring probe. We haven’t tested the FortrezZ but find it promising. It’s costly once you add water sensors, about $60 each, and installation.</p>]]></content:encoded> <category><![CDATA[Home Alarm Systems]]></category> <link>https://www.technovetro.com/HomeAlarmSystems/home-alarm-system-reviews-consumer-reports</link> <guid isPermaLink="true">https://www.technovetro.com/HomeAlarmSystems/home-alarm-system-reviews-consumer-reports</guid> <pubDate>Sat, 19 Apr 2025 17:32:00 +0000</pubDate> </item> <item> <title>What is Home security?</title> <description>With so many home security companies out there, and a lack of sites willing to bring you the HONEST breakdowns of each company, what source can you turn to for the real information you can trust? We are dedicated to bringing the ...</description> <content:encoded><![CDATA[<img src="/img/home_alarm_system_saskatoon_what_is.jpg" alt="See what is home security?" align="left" /><p>With so many home security companies out there, and a lack of sites willing to bring you the HONEST breakdowns of each company, what source can you turn to for the real information you can trust? We are dedicated to bringing the truth out, and rank home security companies as they should be. Through our investigation, and experience with each company, we rank each company, and bring you our honest, unbiased opinion. We also include authentic user reviews by past customers of each company that are moderated and verified. Like many sites, we are compensated through affiliate relationships with each company we review, however All reviews are subject to moderation and approval. 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