The smart doorbells have soared in popularity, but they may not help reduce the number of break-ins.
By Elna SchutzIt was a man trying to break into her home that turned Jessica Randle into a leading advocate for video doorbells.
Later, when she reviewed the automatic recording from the video doorbell on her phone she discovered that a burglar had tried to open her front door. He then walked off, most likely after seeing the camera.The incident inspired Ms Randle and her husband to start Doorbell News, a YouTube channel that curates interesting security footage caught by video doorbells across the US. Launched in 2017, its videos have now been viewed 397 million times.
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