How to add siren sound to Blink Amazon camera security system?
In the past Blink product could be equipped with a siren module
Today it's integrated into one of their camera products.
There is another way to go around it ?
Solution
One way I found, is to use your phone ( in my case Android ) has a siren gadget. I changed the camera notification tone to a siren tone, using the Android apps settings screen. You can install any ringtone app to support this feature. Enjoy :)
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