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Other popular iSecurity+ workflows and automations
- Point your camera back into the room
- Enable camera recording when you leave home
- Disable camera recording when you come home
- Disable camera recording when you come home
- Enable camera recording
- Get extra privacy with your motorized camera
- Disable camera recording when you come home from work
- Enable camera recording when you leave your home WiFi
Useful iSecurity+ and Wikipedia integrations
Triggers (If this)
- Picture of the dayThis Trigger fires whenever a new picture of the day is posted on Wikimedia Commons.
- Motion detected by cameraThis Trigger fires every time the camera detects motion. Requires motion detection to be enabled on your camera.
- Word of the dayThis Trigger fires whenever a new Word of the day is posted on Wiktionary.
- Person seen by cameraThis Trigger fires every time the camera sees a moving person. (A premium service upgrade is required to enable people detection.)
- Article of the dayThis Trigger fires whenever the daily featured article on Wikipedia is updated.
- Activity seen by cameraThis Trigger fires every time the camera sees something important moving. It will try to ignore shadows, moving tree leaves, and similar 'noise', while still seeing moving cars, pets, and people. (A premium service upgrade is required to enable smart visi
- New edit to specific articleThis Trigger fires each time someone edits a specified Wikipedia article.
- New edit from specific userThis Trigger fires each time a specified user makes a contribution to Wikipedia.
- Article added to categoryThis Trigger fires every time an article is added to a specific category.
- New edit to article in categoryThis Trigger fires every time an article is edited within a specific category.
- Article receives high number of editsThis trigger fires for any articles that are receiving an unusual level of edits.
- New edit with hashtagThis Trigger fires every time a Wikipedia edit includes a specific hashtag.
Queries (With)
- History of edits to specific articleThis query returns a list of each time someone edits a specified Wikipedia article.
- History of motion detections by cameraThis query returns a list of when the camera detected motion. Requires motion detection to be enabled on your camera.
- History of article added to categoryThis query returns a list of when an article was added to a specific category.
- History of when a Person was seen by cameraThis query returns a list of when the camera saw a moving person. (A premium service upgrade was required to enable people detection.)
- History of article receives high number of editsThis query returns a list of for any articles that are receiving an unusual level of edits.
- History of activities seen by cameraThis query returns a list of when the camera saw something important moving. It will try to ignore shadows, moving tree leaves, and similar 'noise', while still seeing moving cars, pets, and people. (A premium service upgrade was required to enable smart
- History of Picture of the DaysThis query returns a list of the previous picture of the days on Wikimedia Commons.
- History of Article of the dayThis query returns a list of previous daily featured articles on Wikipedia
- History of Word of the dayThis query returns a list of previous Word of the days.
- History of edits from specific userThis query returns a list of each time a specified user makes a contribution to Wikipedia.
- History of edits with hashtagThis query returns a list of every time a Wikipedia edit includes a specific hashtag.
- History of edits to article in categoryThis query returns a list of every time an article is edited within a specific category.
Actions (Then that)
- Enable camera motion detectionThis Action will enable motion detection on one of your iSecurity+ cameras.
- Disable camera motion detectionThis Action will disable motion detection on one of your iSecurity+ cameras.
- Aim your cameraIf your camera supports pan and tilt, you can use this Action to control where the camera is pointing.
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