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Hi all. Recently switched back to iOS after a few years on Android and a little unfamiliar with the Ring priority notifications and iPhone’s focus modes.

What are your recommended settings to be notified of camera movement at night?

I’ve tried priory notifications but, damn, they’re _too_ loud.

Sorry, clumsy title. When clicking reply/reply all, my compact view (bottom-right composer) opens as expected. But the cursor doesn't become active and the focus seems to be on the main part of the app.

So on trying to type my reply, I am just bashing Spark shortcuts with the keys.

Incredibly frustrating. Anyone else having this issue?

Hi there. I run a business from home with gigabit fibre. It's great 99.5% of the time, but that 0.5% when it's down is disruptive. I typically hotspot to my phone, which takes my computer(s) back online but various other devices in the house remain offline.

Ideally, I would hook a 5G modem up to my router, and hope that it can detect when the fibre connection is lost, and then pick up the slack.

Is this something that an off the shelf product from someone like Netgear can achieve? Anyone in the UK running a similar system, and do you have and tips on network providers, SIMs, and so on?

Huge thanks in advance.

Hello. 👋 I was recently seduced by the Mettle/FreeAgent offer, and I'm in the process of migrating from Crunch.

I'm 99% there, but wouldn't mind an accountant looking over the final 1%, which is my payroll.

Does anyone know an accountant who's particularly handy with FreeAgent?

Big thanks.

Hi, hoping someone can shed some light on an issue that's appeared out of the blue.

I've had my garden cameras' Motion Detection disabled when Mode is set to Disarmed. Simply to stop notifications when we're home and using the garden.

Within the last week, something has changed and I'm now receiving persistent notifications for both garden cameras, despite the devices having motion detection disabled. There are no linked devices, or Alexa Routines that may affect the cameras.

Has anyone else seen this issue recently?