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Hooking up security cameras can be a big expense, and it can be a big pain in the rear, too. Wireless cameras at least alleviate part of the latter aspect, because they can be installed without you needing to run any cables through your walls or window frames. If your Wi-Fi stretches, you can also install them in unusual places, like on a tree or at the end of your garden looking towards the house. 

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Hooking up security cameras can be a big expense, and it can be a big pain in the rear, too. Wireless cameras at least alleviate part of the latter aspect, because they can be installed without you needing to run any cables through your walls or window frames. If your Wi-Fi stretches, you can also install them in unusual places, like on a tree or at the end of your garden looking towards the house.

Hooking up security cameras can be a big expense, and it can be a big pain in the rear, too. Wireless cameras at least alleviate part of the latter aspect, because they can be installed without you needing to run any cables through your walls or window frames. If your Wi-Fi stretches, you can also install them in unusual places, like on a tree or at the end of your garden looking towards the house.

• theft
• break-in
• vandalism
• any possible unanticipated incidents

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Hooking up security cameras can be a big expense, and it can be a big pain in the rear, too. Wireless cameras at least alleviate part of the latter aspect, because they can be installed without you needing to run any cables through your walls or window frames. If your Wi-Fi stretches, you can also install them in unusual places, like on a tree or at the end of your garden looking towards the house.

Hooking up security cameras can be a big expense, and it can be a big pain in the rear, too. Wireless cameras at least alleviate part of the latter aspect, because they can be installed without you needing to run any cables through your walls or window frames. If your Wi-Fi stretches, you can also install them in unusual places, like on a tree or at the end of your garden looking towards the house.

Hooking up security cameras can be a big expense, and it can be a big pain in the rear, too. Wireless cameras at least alleviate part of the latter aspect, because they can be installed without you needing to run any cables through your walls or window frames. If your Wi-Fi stretches, you can also install them in unusual places, like on a tree or at the end of your garden looking towards the house.