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Animal detection making battery low
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I have turned of smart notifications for animals however it is still picking up our dogs multiple times a day causing our batteries to get low within 2 weeks.
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Turning off notifications doesn't stop the recordings from happening. You could try reducing motion sensitivity in your modes and rules and/or reposition cameras if that's possible.
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to add to above re Smart...
the car/person/animal is determined after recording and then tested at far end to see if a notification is to be sent,
so the recording still occurs.
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