Verkada has a new case study - "Thriving Restaurant Deploys Cloud Based Cameras to Increase Storage Capacity" where they declare:
Any footage of minor and major incidents– whether a patron left a personal belonging on the patio, or there were issues with inventory management– was lost after 3 days unless we manually downloaded the clip and archived it on a hard drive. [emphasis added]
* **** ********* ** *******. ** would ********* ** * ********* ** construct * ************ ****** **** **** recorded *** * ****, ***** *****-** hard ****** ***** *** **** ** 'DVRs' ** ******* ****** ****.
*** ******* ** **** ******* *** such * **** ************* ** ***** surveillance ** **** ***'* ********** *** absurd **** ******.
*** ***** *** ****, **** ******** of ******* (*** ******* ***** ***/******* ****** *** ******* ***** ******* ******** ******), ******* ** *** ** *** more ******* ****. ******* ******* ****** storage ****** *** ******, **** ****** a ******* *** *******. ** ** from ** ** ** **** ** storage, *** ***** ******** ** $****** ****** *** ** **** ***** *** **** longer *******, ** **** *** **** their ******* *****:
** ******, *** ******* ** **** solid-state ******* ****** ** ******* ** really ****** *** **********. ** *** buy * ******* '** ****' ******* camera *** **** ** ****, *** a *** ******. *** ************ ******, add * **** ***** ** * recorder - *********** *** *** ******* far **** ******* **** ****** * camera.
*** ******* *********** ******** ** *******? Maybe, ***** ***, ****** **** *** is ********* ****** *** ****** **** Verkada's ******:
**** ** *** *******, ** *******'* advantage, ** **** * *** ** users ***'* **** **** ** ****** either. **** ** ***** ***** ********** have ****** *** ******** ** *** past **** ***** ***-*** *********, *** so **** *-*** ***** ****** ********** reasonable ** ****.