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STOP trusting cloud cameras! Someone else could literally be watching through them. Seriously. That’s why I ditched the cloud completely and built a 100% local, AI-powered surveillance system using Frigate NVR, a Raspberry Pi, and some affordable Reolink cameras! 📹⚡ Watch the full video to see how I set... show more

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