EufyHome via Amazon has for Prime Members: eufy SecurityC2105-in-1 Keyless Entry Wi-Fi Deadbolt Smart Lock (T8502) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Note: Product must be sold by EufyHome and shipped by Amazon.
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Features:
Control from Anywhere with Built-in Wi-Fi: No bridge required, you can control your smart lock from anywhere via the eufy Security app. Easy setup. (Access management, Real-time notification, Event History) *Latest model number: C210 (Previously E110). No difference between C210 and E110.
5 Ways to Unlock: Open your smart lock via the eufy Security app, using the keypad or physical key, from Apple Watch, or use your voice with Alexa/Google Voice Assistant.
Integrated Smart Home: If you have a eufy doorbell, you can add your smart lock to your routines and control devices together within the eufy Security app.
Easy Installation and Excellent Customer Service: Compatible with most standard US deadbolts. 15-minute easy install without drilling. 18-month aftersales service with 24/7 customer support.
Security and Durability: BHMA Certified after being locked and unlocked more than 100,000 times. Send an alarm triggered by a usual attempt to open your door lock.
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EufyHome via Amazon has for Prime Members: eufy SecurityC2105-in-1 Keyless Entry Wi-Fi Deadbolt Smart Lock (T8502) on sale for $79.99. Shipping is free.
Note: Product must be sold by EufyHome and shipped by Amazon.
Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for sharing this deal.
Features:
Control from Anywhere with Built-in Wi-Fi: No bridge required, you can control your smart lock from anywhere via the eufy Security app. Easy setup. (Access management, Real-time notification, Event History) *Latest model number: C210 (Previously E110). No difference between C210 and E110.
5 Ways to Unlock: Open your smart lock via the eufy Security app, using the keypad or physical key, from Apple Watch, or use your voice with Alexa/Google Voice Assistant.
Integrated Smart Home: If you have a eufy doorbell, you can add your smart lock to your routines and control devices together within the eufy Security app.
Easy Installation and Excellent Customer Service: Compatible with most standard US deadbolts. 15-minute easy install without drilling. 18-month aftersales service with 24/7 customer support.
Security and Durability: BHMA Certified after being locked and unlocked more than 100,000 times. Send an alarm triggered by a usual attempt to open your door lock.
Every company is a trojan horse for your data. Let's not pretend that Nest, Wyze, Blink, Arlo, and all the others aren't just as capable of being hacked and infiltrated. Eufy at least has the decency to not charge you a monthly fee while also being a vulnerability.
At the end of the day if someone wants to gain access to your system bad enough, they're going to be able to.
Don't buy Eufy security products! The Verge has a series of articles about how they lied about their privacy controls, how footage was being transmitted to their servers despite specific promises that it was only locally stored, and that the data was sent unencrypted.
Don't buy Eufy security products! The Verge has a series of articles about how they lied about their privacy controls, how footage was being transmitted to their servers despite specific promises that it was only locally stored, and that the data was sent unencrypted.
That's old news. They've fixed the issues. Eufy is good. One of the only companies not forcing monthly fees. They allow local storage on their devices.
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Don't buy Eufy security products! The Verge has a series of articles about how they lied about their privacy controls, how footage was being transmitted to their servers despite specific promises that it was only locally stored, and that the data was sent unencrypted.
This was a year ago and Eufy has already patched the security hole that was never intented to be there while also setting up a bounty program to help find other security issues. Also the flaw that was exploited originally still required the person to have physical access to the cameras to be able to find a specific number imprinted on them. They weren't just mindlessly broadcasting unencrypted video feeds of people's cameras out there.
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That's old news. They've fixed the issues. Eufy is good. One of the only companies not forcing monthly fees. They allow local storage on their devices.
This is a lock, not a camera. Not sure what kind of data they can take from that besides when it's opened and closed...
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