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Eagle328
These cameras are not sold as baby monitors. You would be much better off with a camera that's purpose is to be a monitor. Then you can always hear and see at all times. When my child was young we didn't have the stuff they have today. It was only sound but it was on all night and we could hear any problems. The Ring cams are not meant to stream constantly and it only takes a minute if something was to happen.
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08-01-2020 18:18:43
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evangelo

I second that request! I'm currently using it as one, I just need to know if shes up or just moaning in her sleep... this does a great job of it! Baby monitors are overpriced for what they do. The key feature we need is to stop the stopping of the streaming. Everything else seems to work just fine.

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14-04-2020 11:22:57

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H_W

+1 also a crib is shown on the box, suggesting it could do this. I would not have bought 3 extra camaras (the indoor ones) if I knew this beforehand.

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27-04-2020 14:26:50

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BaconCoffee
This would be an outstanding feature and only require some additional programming. DO IT RING!
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03-12-2020 17:57:47
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sclawrenc
I agree! Please allow us to stream from a ring camera as long as we want. Just as an FYI, the Amazon cloud cams will stay on until you stop. I am using the cloud cam now with Alexa as a baby monitor but would like to retire it since they are being discontinued I think.
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27-06-2021 01:12:35
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user_fe0d99
definitely needs to be an added feature, this feature was recommended back in 2020 and 5 years later it still hasn't been implemented!, the camera is capable its literally a firmware tweak or it could even add be a "mode" setting, i use the live view feature when im cooking in the kitchen and the kids are in the playroom, i can still keep an eye on them through my tablet but the timeout is annoying.
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11-01-2025 18:45:42
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