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UpdatedFri, Feb 12, 2021 at 2:36 pm ET Reply Jonathan and Kathy explain how Alexa Guard and their Ring devices helped them save their 5-month-old puppy, Cooper, from a house fire. (Jonathan & Kathy) This post is sponsored and contributed by Ring, a Patch Brand Partner. The views expressed in this post are the author's own. Orlando couple Jonathan and Kathy weren't home when Jonathan received a Smart Alert mobile notification from Alexa warning him that the smoke detector was going off at their house. The couple had set up the free Alexa Guard feature on their Amazon Echo that can detect the s...

Access these devices? >> if you don't take the necessary precautions. there's a lot of blame to go around in these situations, but it starts with the makers of these devices. it starts with amazon who owns ring. they talk up all of the advantages and the benefits of having, you know, your door bell and be able to tell you who is there and be able to watch your kids from the other room or when you're not at home, but they don't spend nearly enough time talking about the responsibilities that come with that, and that includes if you're going to put this in your home you have to protect it with a...

Has a speaker on it. and if you are the user of this camera, you can talk through the camera. mainly it's designed to say hey, get away from my house or, hey, kids, behave yourself, i'm watching you from work. so one thing this family did not do that we should all be thinking about during the holidays, especially when we start to receive gifts like this, whether it's made from ring or somebody else, is had they enabled the two factor authentication, that second step when you are setting these things up. brian: annoying. >> pain in the rear end. have to put a code. in and let's you know that it...