Video surveillance is a practical tool for businesses and homeowners looking to enhance security. Ubiquiti Networks' UniFi Protect system offers a cost-effective and scalable alternative to traditional CCTV solutions. It provides high-quality video monitoring without recurring subscription fees, making it an attractive option for those seeking to bolster security without significant ongoing costs.

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of deploying a UniFi Protect system, covering everything from initial planning to ongoing maintenance, making it accessible for both seasoned tech enthusiasts and business owners new to IP camera setups. We will focus on delivering practical advice and clear instructions to help you build a surveillance system that fits your specific needs and budget.

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I have to be honest with you—until recently, I didn’t fully distinguish between the different types of encryption. I assumed encryption was something you used whenever you wanted to secure data, and that was that. However, recent headlines about privacy breaches and cyberattacks forced us to take a closer look at how we handle data security for ourselves and our clients. It became clear that end-to-end encryption (E2EE) wasn’t just a buzzword but an essential tool for safeguarding sensitive information.

For us, it all started with a password manager. We needed a trusted tool—something secure but, most importantly, private. That’s when we settled on Proton Pass, part of the Proton suite of encrypted tools. From there, encryption became a bigger part of the conversation. We began exploring how E2EE could provide stronger protection for passwords, emails, file sharing, and even everyday communication.

This article reflects what we’ve learned: what end-to-end encryption is, why it matters, and how tools like WhatsApp, Signal, and the Proton suite can help you take privacy and security to the next level.

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Here at iFeeltech, we're passionate about technology. We help businesses of all sizes navigate the digital world, which means supporting various operating systems: Windows, macOS, and Linux. It's a challenge, but we're committed to running our clients' systems smoothly.

Lately, though, something's been shifting. Our long-standing relationship with Microsoft Windows?

It's getting complicated. While Windows has been a reliable partner for years, it's starting to feel like that old friend who's become a bit…difficult.

Why the change of heart? Well, the tech landscape is evolving. More and more, we're seeing people spend the majority of their workdays in a web browser. Think about it: email, documents, spreadsheets, even complex business applications—they're all accessible online. This means the operating system itself is becoming less important. While MacOS is stepping up, Windows is falling behind in a big way regarding the overall user experience.

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In the business world, where connectivity is king, it's easy to take network cabling for granted. We plug in our computers, connect to Wi-Fi, and expect seamless access to data and applications. But behind the scenes, a complex network of cables ensures that information flows smoothly and efficiently.

At iFeelTech, we've spent over 15 years designing and installing network infrastructure for businesses of all sizes. Our experience has shown us that a well-planned cabling system supports daily operations, facilitates growth, and ensures business continuity.

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The modern office is a hive of digital activity. Employees connect to cloud-based applications, collaborate on shared documents, and participate in video conferences while relying on a network that seamlessly integrates smartphones, laptops, and an ever-growing array of smart devices. This reliance on connectivity places significant demands on the underlying network infrastructure and cabling plays a crucial role in ensuring smooth, reliable, and future-ready performance.

However, many businesses face challenges with outdated or inadequate cabling. Slow speeds, network bottlenecks, and the need for frequent upgrades can lead to frustration, lost productivity, and unexpected expenses. While budget considerations are always important, choosing the right cabling is a strategic decision that can significantly impact your office's efficiency, longevity, and bottom line.

In this article, we'll explore two leading cabling options – Cat6 and Cat6a – and discuss how each can contribute to a future-proof and high-performing office network. By understanding their strengths, limitations, and ideal applications, businesses can make informed decisions that maximize their investment and support their long-term technology goals.

Key Takeaways

Feature Cat6 Cat6a
Speed & Bandwidth Up to 1 Gbps reliably, 10 Gbps limited to short distances Up to 10 Gbps reliably over longer distances
Future-Proofing Good for current needs, but may require upgrades sooner Handles emerging tech (8K video, high-density WiFi)
Power over Ethernet Supports PoE+, PoE++ with limitations Full PoE++ support for high-power devices
Cost More budget-friendly upfront Higher initial cost but potential long-term savings
Ideal For Smaller offices, standard network usage Larger offices, future growth, high bandwidth needs

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