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2B. In some implementations, the event candidates include a user press on a doorbell button of a doorbell camera. In some implementations, the event candidates include audio and/or visual aspects. The event categorizer 3148 categorizes the event candidates into different event categories. The user facing frontend 3150 generates event alerts and facilitates review of the events by a reviewer through a review interface on a client device 220. The user facing frontend also receives user edits on the event categories, user preferences for alerts and event filters, and zone definitions for zones of interest.

 

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