Nest Cam Indoor
Based on 42 Reddit mentions
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Why are people disconnecting or destroying their Ring cameras?
That was a Google nest camera, not a ring one. Nest cameras record like an hour or something if you don't have the subscription. They had to do some crazy data recovery to get the footage too.
thewhitelink in r/technology
February 12, 2026 12:38 PM
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Why are people disconnecting or destroying their Ring cameras?
They also granted backdoor access to FLOCK and have since reportedly cut ties. But they also work with over 5,000 government enforcement agencies- which is to say I think they will continue to do so- but just quietly. And the recent info that’s come to light about security footage of the Nancy Guthr
...umamifiend in r/technology
February 13, 2026 5:12 AM
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I purchased a smart device 3 years ago. An update moved it to a paid subscription model, and now I can't access 80% of the features. I asked for a refund, and was threatened with legal action.
Google did the exact same thing when they took over the Nest cameras. I spent close to £1k on cameras and suddenly half the features don’t work unless you pay them a monthly fee. Lesson learnt the hard way. Now I will not buy anything requiring the cloud. Either it works standalone or can be made to
...ezfrag2016 in r/LegalAdviceUK
June 4, 2025 1:13 PM
170
Our camera caught two of the bomb booms
Nest is no better for privacy from what I understand. I have nest cameras myself and am regretting it. I mean it works in terms of being a camera. but I also don’t like what I’ve found out in terms of privacy and that Google can share footage with LE without warrants and stuff. Including indoor came
...dyeref in r/Columbus
February 14, 2026 3:22 PM
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Should I transfer my Nest cameras to the Google home app?
Word of caution before you transfer. After you transfer your last nest camera. Google automatically deletes your saved nest clips. I didn't know this was the case and wasn't given a warning. I ended up losing all of my saved clips so make sure you download them prior to the transfer.
Oblique-Luna in r/Nest
May 15, 2026 2:13 AM
3
Reolink wireless any good?
I have eufy, reolink, blink and a google nest camera Most of my reolink cameras are POE, but I do have two indoor Wifi ones. I see no difference in the two, the flexibility and configuration options are miles ahead of Eufy and Nest that keep things dumbed down. Access to the live feed is instant rat
...lantech in r/reolink
December 18, 2025 3:08 PM
3
Nest app down?
same here in GA. google home works. I think theyre trying to force us to use that crappy google home. My notifications are still coming from the nest app I just cant open the to view the videos instead I have to use the google home app. ok I just went to the google app and it says try the latest hom
...VIPER31415 in r/Nest
May 15, 2026 12:42 PM
2
Is this finally the end?
I hope not. I have my old Nest outdoor cams on the Nest app although I did "migrate" to the Google Home app after I got a third "new" Google Nest camera. The old Nest app is great. The Google Home app continually notifies me that a person is in my backyard and it's never correct. Also the tree frog'
...No_Lifeguard4092 in r/Nest
May 15, 2026 4:57 PM
2
Doorbell Camera recommendation
whatever you do, don't get a google nest camera. the wired ones have an unreplaceable internal battery that will fail after 2-3 years (unless they corrected this design flaw in the recent generation).
n0n0nsense in r/DIY
April 25, 2026 12:13 AM
2
My Nest camera cannot connect after migrating to Google Home.
Same process, different cams (3 of the indoor with battery), same crappy outcome. * All feeds died on Google Home a few days ago (which has been running fine for a few years since transitioning from Nest)* Wiped/started from scratch on one of the cameras* Google Home recognized the "new" camera, got i
...jsonin in r/googlehome
December 15, 2025 10:28 PM
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