Can you share the blink app with family members on their devices, and not have to pay for each one? Bought system to keep a eye on parent who has dementia null

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Our family is in the same situation. There are four of us who want to monitor my mother at home. But there's no convenient way to do it because you cannot turn OFF 2-factor authentication. So if my sister wants to log in, I get a 6-digit code on MY phone that I have to send to her for her to login? That's such short-sighted thinking on Amazon's part. We will probably go with another service.

Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

thatDude · Answer

there is not a way to share a single feed without giving access to the entire account

For instance, i own a multi family and one of my tenants wants to see one feed, and i dont want to share the ENTIRE account with them, not to mention. i have other properties on it that said party is not legally allowed to see.

so to answer this question..... NO

Blink · Answer

You can only have one username/email address and password per account however, you can download our app to as many compatible iOS, Android and Amazon Fire devices as you’d like, so the entire household can receive alerts or check in at home.
When launching the app on additional devices, please use the sign in option to access the account you created on your first Blink connected mobile device.  You will not have to go through the setup process again. Please note you will not be able to use Live View from multiple devices at the same time.

Happycustomer123 · Answer

We have the program installed on 3 phones and had no extra charges. Myself, my husband and my son. It seems to work well on all three.

Rtac · Answer

You can also consider purchasing a night owl system. I have owned one for many years and only paid for the dvr system. Also there app is free. I travel to California once a week and I can view all my camera's live and up to two months back. You can also set it up to view live 24/7 with the free app.

Answered by Rtac 2 years ago

Momhouse · Answer

Yes

Macy · Answer

Yes the app is free you just sign in from any device

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