Two-way audio is standard on most consumer security cameras these days. Most people try it once, talk to their dog through ...

Wi-Fi internet has reached a point of utility and ubiquity that just about everyone wants it and needs it every day. Of course, much like unscrupulous individuals stealing cable, not everyone wants to ...

Your home Wi‑Fi router sits quietly in a corner, but it is one of the most powerful surveillance tools in your life. Every ...

Vodafone has launched a new 'Who's Home' feature built into its Ultra Hub 7 router to help families keep tabs on whether ...

Smart home hacking fears overblown? Expert reveals real cybersecurity risks and simple protection tips to keep your connected ...

Home Wi-Fi has quietly become critical infrastructure, carrying everything from banking logins to baby monitor feeds. If you ...

While the Philips Hue Secure 2K Wired doesn't exactly excel in any particular area, it doesn't disappoint in any area either.

Wi-Fi works through radio waves, multiple frequency bands, and sensing tech. It can enable smart homes but also introduces ...

As well as picking the best spot for your specific camera, it’s also worth assessing which locations need surveillance, and therefore how many cameras your home might need. Afterall, it’s no good ...

Your router may be collecting more data than you realise. From technical details to usage patterns, here’s how routers gather information and what you can do to reduce these privacy risks.

If cameras aren't connected to Wi-Fi, you can still pick them up with your Bluetooth. Just set your Bluetooth to its pairing mode and see what devices it can pick up. Disregard TVs and smart home ...

As 2026 approaches, home internet use is changing fast. Households now stream more content at higher resolutions, rely on cloud services for work and gaming, and connect dozens of devices at the same ...