How can we stop/block frequency scrambler that ruined our Arlo Pro 2 camera?

[ybnormal1971]

How can we stop/block what seems to be a frequency scrambler that has ruined 2 dash cams and is now affecting our Arlo 2 pro camera? I can’t upload a picture because a screenshot is apparently too big in data🤨

[StephenB]

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@ybnormal1971 wrote:
How can we stop/block what seems to be a frequency scrambler that has ruined 2 dash cams and is now affecting our Arlo 2 pro camera? I can’t upload a picture because a screenshot is apparently too big in data🤨

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How big is the screen shot?  You could of course put it into cloud storage and post a link.

A WiFi jammer wouldn't ruin your cameras - all it could do is disrupt the wifi connection while it is in use.  What evidence do you have that a jammer is in use?   They are illegal in most countries, so you could notify the police.

[NewfieDrool]

As Stephen has said if your Wi-fi signal is being disrupted then it can’t do any harm to equipment but you would depending on what’s used lose your home WiFi as well with a note on what’s used as there are variants.

start with the Arlo and tell us more about your issues. 

[ybnormal1971]

We only seem to have issues with our camera when our problematic neighbour is home. Our other camera never seems to have any issues. Less traffic with that one too. 

[ybnormal1971]

My husbands truck 

[TomMac]

As mentioned, any interference shouldn't cause permanent damage to camera...

tho I have seen pixalation like that before. It wasn't from jammers here, just plain multi signals issues.

Moved a base closer to cameras for a better signal and issues went away.

[NewfieDrool]

What’s it like during the day?

do you have a light close to the camera?

Is it just night time when this occurs?

Have you in any way edited the photo?