Welcome to the Devices and Security category on the community

VioletChepil
VioletChepil London, UKMember Posts: 2,471
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edited September 25, 2019 in Devices & Security #1


Welcome to the Devices and Security category on the community.  :)

This category is for everything devices, Internet of Things (IoT) and security. 

  • Share your view on your favorite devices

  • Ask for device recommendations and feedback from the community

  • Having problems making a device work as it should?

  • Ask questions about security or share recommendations

Other helpful posts for getting started on the Community:

Happy posting!  <3

Community Manager at Fing

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  • Lee
    Lee Member, Beta Tester Posts: 22
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    #2
    As I posted in my introduction, I often beta test and write reviews for new products. Would anyone at Fing have a problem if I write about other devices and products under this category that I think might be on interest to the Community?
    For example, last year, about the same time I purchased my Fing, I was also looking at a similar device called "Syfer", which had just started a campaign on Indiegogo. I contacted the company to inquire about beta testing Syfer for them. I let them know I already had a Fing and said I could provide a comparison between the 2 devices.  Their initial response was enthusiastic. But their design and implementation took much longer than they anticipated. I also learned that I could not simply plug Syfer into my wireless router as I could the Fing because the Syfer wouldn't prtect my wireless signal that way. In order to do that, Syfer has to be plugged in between the incoming router and another wireless router. I relayed my displeasure about that to Syfer. When it came time to open their beta testing they decided they no longer wanted me to test their device. Syfer is finally shipping their device, but it doesn't stack up to Fing IMHO.  As I've discussed, it would require another wireless router for my setup, the device itself is a more expensive than Fing, and it requires a subscription, making it a lot more expensive than Fing if you include a lifetime subscription ($349.00)!

     


    VioletChepil
  • VioletChepil
    VioletChepil London, UKMember Posts: 2,471
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    Oh @Lee that is such great news and it would be fabulous if you could start writing some device reviews. Feel free to post under devices and security for now, or you can send me by DM and we can find a place for them. Actually if we get a couple in there we could even start a new category or sub-category for these. And we'd be happy to promote those posts too on social media/newsletters etc. in the future if the community is loving them. We definitely want the community to cover much more than just Fing App/Fingbox. This would be really helpful to get started! I think device reviews definitely belong here on the Fing Community and then others can comment/discuss them too. Thanks a lot! 

    Community Manager at Fing

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  • Lee
    Lee Member, Beta Tester Posts: 22
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    Great! Happy to help!
    VioletChepil
  • Sintx
    Sintx Member Posts: 15
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    #5

    Definitely great to have unbiased feedback on new (beta) solutions. Especially as we slowly move towards everything connected and huge commercial pressures to collect everyone’s information under a veil of anonymizes data.

    VioletChepil
  • rgagne
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    I love that fing for the most part you set it and forget it
    I mean that in the greatest sense
    you get your reports but you can set it up on a network and not worry about it taking anything down

    thank you
    Mariusvamkltaylor
  • Mariusvam
    Mariusvam Member, Beta Tester Posts: 11
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    Another thing I love about fing is that besides of being a device to install and forget, also it has been a great tool to monitor, manage and protect any network you have a fing plugged into.
    HronosVioletChepilkltaylor
  • VioletChepil
    VioletChepil London, UKMember Posts: 2,471
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    #8
    @Mariusvam thanks a lot for the comments !!! 

    Community Manager at Fing

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