My mother moved from her home into a senior living community apartment building. It's a nine story building with small apartments on each floor. The hallway is a simple affair much like a college dormitory corridor. So my mom is having some anxieties about the activity that is happening right outside her door. She thinks that someone is trying to break in on a regular basis while she is there. And she thinks it is the guy who lives right down the hall. After reporting to community management and calling the police, we installed a "Ring Peephole Doorbell Camera" by Amazon. Of course you can't just install that without the Ring app and the Alexa app. Then if you want some sort of instant notification, you need to install the Echo Dot. Then, if you want monitor remotely (like a good son), you will want to get an Echo Show device that pops the camera video whenever an event in the hallway occurs.
That's fine, I was prepared to go all in with a professional system and put it in without notifying the community managers. Sort of like spy cameras and automatic Tasers in one. So anyway we put this in and management loves us. (No holes in the door.)
Now, Jeff, if you are listening, and you people tell him when you see him in case he doesn't read this, stop putting so much advertising on the Amazon devices. My lawn mower doesn't put advertising. My DeWalt impact wrenches don't put up advertising. My Wolverine work boots don't put up advertising. Don't put up advertising on my smart home hub, Jeff. It's crass. I know you have a smokin' hot babe for a wife and I am pretty sure she would not like to have this ugliness imposed upon her. Just don't do it, Jeff. Just say no. Do it for all the beautiful people and their security staff.