Security Cameras and their cloud storage have long presented privacy risk to their users. Apple’s service offering looks to provide a best practice approach to ensuring the security, as well as privacy, of our personal spaces.

Consumer security cameras make things easy for us, but power users need to know more about the tech that makes things tick. Unpack the details behind your security cameras in this explainer.

HomeKit users now have more options for indoor security cameras to keep an eye on things, while still protecting our privacy. We look at the best options available right now.

Having outdoor security cameras on your homes perimeter has real benefits for security, but using wired cameras can be a hassle. Ring’s Spotlight Cam offers a robust, reliable, and feature packed option for this specific use case.

When it comes to floodlight security cameras you’ll generally be looking at hard-wiring something. Arlo offers a different approach with their battery powered Pro 3 Floodlight model. And it’s brighter than the competition too.

Aqara’s Camera Hub G2H offers an interesting HomeKit Secure Video option for the budget conscious, but with some limitations. A smart compact design, and a built in ZigBee hub for Aqara’s security eco-system makes it worth a look.

The Canary Flex is a versatile and solid home security camera with (not so) small frustration: charging the damn thing. Here’s how to do it reliably every time.

The Logitech Circle View security camera offers a feature packed top tier option for HomeKit Secure Video, see what it brings to the table.

If you’re looking for an indoor camera for…well, pretty much anything, you’d be hard pressed to go past Eufy’s little power house.

Netatmo’s Smart Indoor Camera is one of the first to support HomeKit Secure Video as it fits with Netatmo’s privacy focused vision for home security. But does the execution match the price?

Eve’s first security camera embraces Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video in a simple, stylish form factor that simply works. See how it stacks up against the key competitors.

Is Ring really in-secure? With a growing number of inflammatory headlines, let’s look at all the issues in context.

Ring has had a pretty good reputation for security, employing best practices for encryption and firmware management, but the existence of this antuentication issue is a head scratcher.

Canary’s Flex indoor/outdoor security camera may not be new, but still offers some capabilities that are lacking from the competition. It’s worth taking a look at how things stack up before deciding on a home smart camera solution.

See the unique cloud-based home security product from Canary. Sometimes a jack-of-all trades may actually be good at everything.