"AT&T is launching Connected Life, a new smart home security offering built around Google Home that keeps working during power or internet outages. Connected Life can be self-installed and features smart home cameras from Google Nest and security hardware from Abode, as well as professional monitoring. This follows Google launching APIs for its smart home platform last year, which are also used by ADT's newest security system, ADT Plus."
"The Connected Life service is AT&T's latest attempt to step into the world of home security after shutting down Digital Life in 2022, a 3G-based home automation and security service that launched in 2013. Connected Life requires a subscription and AT&T wireless or internet service. Plans start at $10.99 per month for 30 days of video history, smart alerts that notify you about "familiar faces, people, pets, packages, and more," and AT&T cellular backup to keep the system online during outages."
AT&T is launching Connected Life, a smart home security service built around Google Home that continues to operate during power or internet outages. The service supports self-installation and integrates Google Nest cameras with Abode security hardware, and offers optional professional monitoring. Connected Life requires an AT&T wireless or internet subscription and offers plans starting at $10.99 per month with 30 days of video history, smart alerts for faces, people, pets, and packages, and AT&T cellular backup. A professional plan at $21.99 per month adds 24/7 monitoring from Abode. Two device packages start at $399 and $699, with an option to pay monthly for the hardware.
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