Does Ring ever give insight if problems like this are addressed or not?
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Please fix. Itâs really annoying. I love going out with the kids and leaving the phone behind. Please let the main door sensor be armed once the exit time has expired
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This has got to be a simple fix, come on ring. I literally have to shut the door on my kids outside to arm the alarm
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Agree with everyone here. It is in really irritating to have to close the door and return to the keypad. The fix is simple. Arm the system at the end of the countdown period. Any sensor not as required triggers the alarm.
The concern may be that someone drives off and leaves a screaming siren behind them 15s later, with a callout initiated because they didnât close the kitchen window or something .
To deal with this the alarm should say which sensor requires bypass. e.g. âfront door open â. Ignore and leave. Alarm arms after countdown. Or, âBathroom window openâ. Oops, better rectify that.
Come on Ring
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Just installed system and found this annoying flaw. Looks like customer support just reply with platitudes. Itâs such a simple thing to fix so why is this discussion going on for 18 months. System may be going back.
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Thank goodness I found this feature request and associated issue (Front door requires bypass if open - #69 by YetAnotherUsername). Was about to drop ÂŁ289 on the XL pack with siren but Iâll wait until this is fixed. With kids weâll hardly ever arm with the door shut, and getting them to remember to do this on their way out just wonât happen - the system will end up unarmed.
Itâs nearly 2 years since I originally posted about this. Front door requires bypass if open
Itâs nice to see some other requests have been implemented e.g. outdoor camera to work as alarm sirens, which shows Ring/Amazon do listen, so I wonder why this issue still remains?
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I cant understand why this hasnt been implemented yet?! It seems so simple just to add an option for the main exit/entry door to be open and still set the alarm fully. Every other alarm system I have ever had allowed me to do this. If I bypass the sensor, when anyone comes home, the alarm goes off without warning! Stupid!
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This has to be a flaw. I understand part of the logic behind this bypass mechanism that you would like to leave a window open occasionally when the alarm is armed but we would never leave a door open! It surprised me a few times that when I opened the front door the system didnât sound warning until I realised about this bypass feature.
What I would like to see:
- A toggle under contact sensor settings to allow us to enable/disable bypass for this particular sensor.
- A toggle to disable bypass completely, for those who donât need this feature at all.
- A notification sound from the base station to announce the bypassed sensors. This would make new users aware of this bypass feature.
This is a major security flaw!
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Iâm surprised to find myself at a 2 year old feature request page as I thought I was being stupid for not being able to find the setting to change this.
Entry/Exit door needs to be a special case. Just make an extra beep or warning before arming. Once armed if itâs still open then alarm immediately. This is a simple way to deal with somebody leaving a different entry/exit open or there is a problem with the sensor. This is how other alarm systems Iâve had deal with this.
Most of us have the keypad by the front door - you pack the car, kids, whatever and then set the alarm before leaving and closing the door behind you. I like the system a lot but this wouldâve been a deal-breaker if Iâd known and canât recommend it fully to people now with out saying how annoying this is 
Thanks!
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@Marley_Ring What is the status of this feature request? Under review? Under development? Are there a timeline
Find this extremely frustrating, and are baffled that this isnât a standard feature, it is a product that in any other way is so well developed
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This is THE ONLY THING I donât like about the Ring system.
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How has this still not been implemented?! Seems like such a simple fix that Ring could implement in just a few minutes if they really wanted to. Just make it a tick box option for Main Door Sensors âIgnore State during armingâ? Come on ring, such a great system ruined by this design flaw
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This basic functionality is long overdue!
Ironically, the main image currently on Ringâs UK homepage shows a family arming their alarm as theyâre leaving the house⌠with the door open! I wonder if they chose to bypass their front door sensor 
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@Marley_Ring can you please provide an update on this feature? I thought Ring was a reputable company. Itâs astounding how you are ignoring a lot of people who are asking for this simple feature.
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This problem still isnât fixed!? Really. Itâs a simple fix. Let us change a setting so the main entry door can be open when the system is set to Away⌠and it will still be armed and the door sensor monitored.
Really annoying and a security flaw. Such a simple fix⌠and it really shows that Ring doesnât care all that much for itâs customers. System would be so much better if they would be more responsive to their customers. Come on RING⌠fix this issue ASAP.
I have recently replaced a Yale system with the ring system. Whilst it is a very good system and it has better feedback it puzzled me as to why the, âRequest to bypass the sensorsâ every time we set the alarm.
Having just seen the post regarding the issue, I am astounded that any security system has this MAJOR FLAW.
How many people are leaving their property in the belief that it is secure, when it is not.
Given that it is controlled by software, whether embedded or not, why is it so difficult to fix?
Surely it should be a top priority, so when can we expect a fix?
Ok, honestly I didnât ditch the Ring system since my last post here, as I really like it. But this major flaw is still ridiculous. When is someone on the team going to take it serious?
I exit my home from the garage. When arming from keypad, my garage door is open and Iâm forced to bypass sensor. It would be great if the bypassed sensor went back online as the garage closes and if within the exit delay settings. Currently, the sensor goes back online but, will not trigger alarm.
Arm/disarm with the phone App from the driveway. Also more secure as your garage does not have to be a delay sensor.