I don’t have the hardware, software, or experience to do this, but I imagine there are folks in the community that do. A 3D printed frame to fit around the doorbell, that when attached would prevent the removal of the SD card and the raising of the doorbell to remove it, would solve both issues it seems. The frame would fit around the phone and then screw in securely. It could also be unscrewed to access the doorbell. It would not need to run the full thickness of the doorbell, just enough to cover the SD slot. It would need to allow for the speaker holes on the bottom with an opening, or leaving the bottom of the frame off completely. Is this workable, and if someone comes up with one, let us know.
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Neither do I, but I’m addressing those issues by taking classes at my local library, which has a 3-step process to certify patrons to use their 3D printers. @tvs1320 posted a design in another topic, and I also found one online that looks promising. Once I learn how to use the relevant software, I’ll probably try printing one that combines the enclosure with a wedge so I can angle my doorbell downward to catch more of the porch and less of the overhang.
I finally got around to doing just that:
https://www.printables.com/model/874585-wyze-video-doorbell-v2-angled-back-bracket-for-sec
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