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Technology sure has come a long way
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Only if they're not hardwired in - lots of people where I live just stick them to their doors so there's no wires.
Tfw the bell is stolen
If it's hardwired in, it's not significantly harder to steal than otherwise. Clipping a couple of wires connected to a doorbell transformer is significantly easier than dealing with whatever mechanism is used to release the doorbell from it's attachment.
Also, you would be stealing a camera that will film it's own theft and upload the footage on it's way out.
Additionally, these devices aren't exactly expensive anymore, not a whole lot of value in stealing them. Even if stolen, not a huge setback to buy another one.
There were a bunch of videos posted of people stealing them when they first came out.
There’s a security screw.
Weird way to refer to your bodyguard but ok
That’s my safety screw.
After all, it is on the bottom near the power.