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This update marks a significant shift for HomeKit Secure Video as it integrates core AI capabilities like natural language video search and descriptive alerts directly into its ecosystem. By leveraging local processing and end-to-end encryption, Apple aims to resolve previous reliability issues while finally matching the smart alert features of major competitors in the home security market. The inclusion of energy reporting further expands the utility of these devices beyond simple surveillance within an AI-driven environment.
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Apple’s smart home camera service is starting to impress me

The Verge7 min read

New features are coming to cameras connected to Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video. | Image: The Verge, Getty Images Apple's HomeKit Secure Video service is getting in on the Apple Intelligence party to bring more descriptive alerts from your connected cameras and let you search footage using natural language. The Apple Home app is also getting better notifications powered by AI and is finally adding support for energy reporting. These improvements were announced at WWDC last week and will be publicly available this fall. I've been playing with some of the features in the developer betas for iOS 27 and tvOS 27 for a few days, and based on my first impressions, Apple's HomeKit Secure Video is much improved - enough to put it back in contention for me as a … Read the full story at The Verge.

Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video service is getting in on the Apple Intelligence party to bring more descriptive alerts from your connected cameras and let you search footage using natural language. The Apple Home app is also getting better notifications powered by AI and is finally adding support for energy reporting. These improvements were announced at WWDC last week and will be publicly available this fall. I’ve been playing with some of the features in the developer betas for iOS 27 and tvOS 27 for a few days, and based on my first impressions, Apple’s HomeKit Secure Video is much improved — enough to put it back in contention for me as a home security system. I test a lot of home security cameras and have largely stopped using Apple’s…

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