If it doesn't have 24/7 or event video history, your camera only uploads video to the Nest service when someone's watching live video.If your camera records video with 24/7 video history or event video history, it streams live video and uses bandwidth whenever it is turned on.Your camera uses your home internet bandwidth to stream live video to the Nest service in the cloud.When your camera uses bandwidth to stream video
Check with your internet service provider to learn about your plan's upload and download speeds, and whether they meet the requirements below. Make sure that your internet service plan has enough upload bandwidth to support the number of cameras you have.Download bandwidth is used when you're accessing information from the internet, such as streaming video or music, or browsing the web.Upload bandwidth is used when your camera or doorbell streams to the cloud, when you send emails, make video calls, and other activities.Generally, most internet plans have a lower bandwidth for upload speeds and a high bandwidth for download speeds.Google Nest cameras and doorbells upload video to the cloud, which requires a portion of your internet bandwidth.
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