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  Chelsea_Ring

  Hiya, @Edsland1! Follow these steps to locate your toggle for recording motion: - Open up the Ring app, then select the three lines at the top left corner - Tap on Devices - Select the Device you wish to turn off for motion recording - At the top right, you will see a toggle switch for "Record Motion" When this switch is "off" it will be toggled to the left, which means it will not record motion events. If the switch is "on" it will be toggled to the right and with a blue bar, which means it is recording motion events. Please note that this feature is only on our Stick-Up Cams and our Indoor Cams. We made sure to get [that article](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360022016591-Using-the-Motion-Record-Control-to-Disable-Recording) you were looking at updated to be more clear on what devices have that! If you get stuck, please respond with a screenshot so we can help you out further! :smiley_cat:

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  18-12-2019 09:37:49

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  Edsland1

  So how do I stop doorbell from recording every person that comes over for a party that I don't want to record.

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  19-12-2019 03:01:16

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  Chelsea_Ring

  Hey @Edsland1, during that time I would recommend that you remove the battery from the device to power it off, and when you are done and ready to use it again, just pop the battery back in! Otherwise, you can do a "Motion Snooze," which you can find on the device's profile, but this will only stop the notifications, not the recordings.

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  19-12-2019 04:21:10

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  Edsland1

  I have original can't take battery out

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  19-12-2019 11:41:18

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  Chelsea_Ring

  @Edsland1 At this point, you will want to take the doorbell off the mount during that time. If you have any further questions, it may be best to contact support at 1-800-656-1918!

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  20-12-2019 12:31:38