Don't forget they also have a smoke/CO2 monitor. I use that because it would be really handy to know about those being issues prior to coming home. Of course,

Don't forget they also have a smoke/CO2 monitor. I use that because it would be really handy to know about those being issues prior to coming home. Of course, the next question is always "How do I confirm this?" but if it means I can catch those problems sooner, regardless of whether I'm home, I'd rather do that. And yet, this article has me re-thinking it. Maybe removing the Nest alarm and getting Simplisafe's detector is the better move (but I need to look into theirs first).