How To Use Your WebCam as a Security Camera With Cammster

A full fledged security system might cost you thousands of bucks, how about using your computer’s webcam as an efficient security measure. Here is a free to use web service that lets you use your webcam as a security camera that monitors all action in display.

Cammster allows you to record all action in front of your webcam and notifies you of any unusual activity via email. All you need to do is just open the webpage, allow for a few permissions and tada!, Cammster is your new security guard.

It detects unusual activity in front of your webcam and notifies you via email if that is the case. Also, it keeps a record of all unusual activities for up to 200 events. However, since the service works online, you need to keep your computer on all the time, and your culprit might notice the same and deactivate the service. You can even adjust the detector sensitivity for better efficiency.

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