Question

Anyone have an idea what that means ?  

Answer 1

When you have an unverified motion event, this means that the signal from the Doorbell to the internet connection was too weak to determine if it was human or not, but the doorbell recorded it anyways. Google is amazing. ‍♂️

Comments

Incorrect, please see below on what it actually is. New feature being provided. Helping reduce false positives.  

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@pentosan53231 He’s not wrong…

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@abyssal8 I get them as well and it’s not a connection issue. See my response below. RSSI values on both battery devices in the 30s, speeds near a gig over WiFi. Ring’s first answer for anything they’re not sure of is RSSI, WiFi. if he was having a connection issue then there would also be black video and/or lower quality video. This looks like HDR is on, and I’d guess people only with motion verification.  

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My doorbell is like 8' from my router on 5g so I also doubt this is a signal thing.  

Answer 2

Well it means there was an event that detected motion, but this hasn't been verified . ok I'll see myself out. I'm just commenting because I'm also curious

Answer 3

What devices have that option?  

Comments

Battery devices, not sure if everyone is getting it already or not, could be a slow rollout like Ring is famous for.  

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@pentosan53231 oh okay I have wired devices maybe that’s why

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@frug405 I have it on both battery devices I own, but none of my wired have the option.  

Answer 4

That's a ring doorbell 2

Answer 5

It appears on all my spotlight and annoys the heck out of me.  

Answer 6

Never saw that on mine before

Answer 7

It means that finally Ring admits that your doorbell notifications will go off sometime for no apparent reason and even they can't figure out why .  

Answer 8

UME like a UFO. You're lucky, very rare.  

Answer 9

I have this too sometimes, I was curious what it is

Answer 10

NSA trucks appear like this.