The subject matter revolves around wifi disruption and equipment that utilizes wifi for connectivity.

The wifi disruption being discussed does not interfere with cellular or sensor RF frequencies.

Cameras that operate on wifi and utilize wifi communication for dual path signaling may be at risk. A few third-party security systems rely solely on wifi, and they sometimes refer to a single doorbell camera as a security system.

Prolonged loss of wifi connection would be classified as a dual path communication error. The control panel utilizes RF jam detection for PowerG and legacy sensor frequencies, yet there is no indication of wifi jamming.

There are wifi jammer and cellular jammers, each targeting distinct signals that must be disrupted.

Their product line includes integrated devices capable of simultaneously blocking cellular and wifi signals.

The level of sophistication among thieves is on the rise, as they go to greater extents to accomplish their nefarious deeds.

Today's news coverage featured criminals breaking into a business neighboring jewelry stores, exploiting their susceptibility to break-ins. They were observed employing a sledgehammer to penetrate the drywall and enter the jewelry store.

The key point here is that I aim to avoid causing undue panic, but it is evident that thieves are resorting to more elaborate methods to carry out break-ins.

In my opinion, alarm companies will need to tackle this matter and maintain a competitive edge.

An advisory was issued by the Glendale Police Department on Tuesday in light of the surge in residential burglaries that have taken place over the past few months, spanning across Glendale and Southern California.

According to the GPD, suspects have employed technology like Wi-Fi signal blockers or "jammers" in certain situations to perpetrate these crimes, enabling them to avoid detection by home security alarms and cameras.

The functionality of these devices lies in their ability to emit soundless signals, which effectively interfere with Wi-Fi signals and security systems, resulting in disconnection from the network and the deactivation of alarm systems. A handheld portable signal jammers, with a range of up to 15 meters, serves as an example of such a device.

According to GPD, this technology disrupts the signals emitted by home Wi-Fi systems, leading to the disruption of traditional home security systems and cameras. As a result, these security measures lose their effectiveness in alerting homeowners or law enforcement to the presence of intruders. The incidents involving this technology have raised significant concerns about the safety and security of our community.

Recent data from GPD indicates a consistent decrease in burglaries over the past few months. In December and January, there were 19 reported cases each, while February saw a slight decrease to 18 incidents. As of Wednesday this week, there have been eight burglaries in March.