Top 5 Free Home Security Apps for Android 2015

Tech Manik ^ | 3/15/15 | Fakharuddin Manik

[ThunderSleeps]

You will find lots of home security apps for your Android device for free and premium. Some apps help to monitor your home and family 24 hours in a day. You can monitor from anywhere you want, even when you are in office or travel. Just choose a perfect security app, install it on your Android device and configure it perfectly to make your family more secure.

So here. I’m going to share some best and Free Home Security Apps for Android device that you can use on your smartphone or tablet. Let’s check the list to find a perfect security app for you and your family.

[ThunderSleeps]

Interesting. I have an old Asus Eee PC I've been thinking of turning into a home security webcam etc. Have to see if I can use one of these to integrate with my smartphone...

[ThunderSleeps]

Home Security Apps for Android — ANDROID PING! Android Ping! If you want on or off the Android Ping List, Freepmail me.

[ThunderSleeps]

...and once again (still) have the tag for the Android graphic messed up...

[Hot Tabasco]

Thanks for the ping.......These smart phones are getting smarter and smarter while I’m getting dumber and dumber.........

[aquila48]

Thanks - now I can do something useful with my old phones

[AFreeBird]

Given all the security breaches that have plagued The android platform, I’m not sure I would want to trust it for such a role.

[Swordmaker]

Try this one

"http://ragzon.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Android-logo-4.jpg" Cut and paste the address above into the format I gave you:

< img src="http://ragzon.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/Android-logo-4.jpg" width = "300">

Delete the space between the "<" and "img. . ." and it will work. If you want it a bit bigger or smaller, change the number in "width = "300" to some other value. That number is pixels wide.

There has to be some parsing in Freepmail that screws up sending the code by that means. . .

[raybbr]

“”” Just choose a perfect security app, install it on your Android device and configure it perfectly... “””

Very odd wording.

[deweyfrank]

later

[kingu]

I’ve never had a security issue with any Google phone, having purchased one of the G1’s when they first came out, and been constantly on Android since then. All of my phones are patched to prevent the most recent exploit, but that was one of the primary reasons why I went with the Nexus line of phones.

[ThunderSleeps]

Thanks. I think I had a stray semi-colon in there. (brain damage of a C/C++ programmer, semicolons are practically automatic)

Now that I've cut-pasted the image tag into my template file... Let me cut/paste it out here and try it:

There should be an android with attitude above this line...

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

Very odd wording.

Looks almost like...Engrish.

[Swordmaker]

There should be an android with attitude above this line...

I see an Android with an attitude above that line. . . LOL! Now, just get it centered and you've got it. . .