Samsung announced big improvements to its smart home security setup today. The upgraded system makes homes safer and easier to monitor. New cameras offer much sharper pictures day or night. They see clearer in the dark. Users get better alerts about strange activity outside their homes. Smart sensors for windows and doors also got better. They detect openings faster. Samsung added smarter AI to spot unusual things. It can tell the difference between a person, a pet, or something else. This means fewer pointless alerts. Homeowners get warnings only for real concerns. Samsung promises better privacy too. All video feeds and data use stronger encryption. This keeps personal information safe from online threats. The security system works smoothly with Samsung’s SmartThings platform. Users control everything through the SmartThings app. They can see live views, get alerts, and manage settings easily. Voice commands using Bixby are supported too. Users can ask Bixby to show camera feeds or lock doors. Existing Samsung SmartThings users can update their systems. New customers can buy the upgraded security devices starting next month. The new cameras and sensors will be available online and in stores. Samsung says these changes respond to what customers asked for. People wanted simpler, more reliable home security. The company believes these upgrades deliver exactly that.
(Samsung’s Smart Home Security Gets Major Upgrade)