Arlo|Smart Home Security|Wireless HD Security Cameras

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mhnatt
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I notice in the firmware update announcements that “no action required by user”.

 

Example: https://community.netgear.com/t5/Firmware-Release-Notes/Release-Notes-Arlo-Wire-Free-Camera-v1-2-167...

 

This concerns me because as a general Best practice (think software updates like Windows, iOS, app updates, etc), the users has ultimate control as to postponing updates for many logical reasons (I.e. wainting for a settling period to avoid newly introduced bugs - typical with most updates of all vendors).

 

Example: I am about to depart my locaton for several weeks and my Arlo system has been running fine. If my firmware (or software for that matter) is “automatically” updated without my consent, I risk my cameras going offline due to a newly introduced bug, and me being gone thousands of miles away when I need Arlo coverage the most.

 

Things like this have already happened to me.

 

Question: am I understanding correctly that NG pushes these updates out and they are installed without my intervention and if so, may I prevent this?

 

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brh
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You are correct. They are pushed out often with no notice and you can not delay their implementation.

 

Brian

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brh
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You are correct. They are pushed out often with no notice and you can not delay their implementation.

 

Brian

TomMac
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As to the apps, sometimes you can delay updating them on your device... sometimes you can't , but it will say update required to use ( usu only happens when new product is introduced )

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