How to Resolve Blink Recording Visibility Issues

Discover how to troubleshoot and view your Blink recordings with our step-by-step guide.

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If you can't see your Blink recordings, check your subscription plan. Blink requires an active subscription for cloud storage beyond the trial period. Also, ensure your camera is connected to Wi-Fi and verify settings within the Blink app. Lastly, update the app to the latest version to resolve any potential software issues.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What subscription is needed for Blink recordings? You need an active Blink subscription plan for cloud storage beyond the trial period to access your recordings.
  2. How can I check my Blink camera's Wi-Fi connection? You can verify your Blink camera's Wi-Fi status in the Blink app under camera settings.
  3. What should I do if my Blink app is not updating? If your Blink app isn't updating, ensure your device's settings allow app updates or try reinstalling the app.
  4. Why can't I see my Blink recordings after the trial? Once the trial ends, you'll need to subscribe to continue accessing cloud storage for your recordings.

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