'I asked him 'Who are you?' and he said 'It doesn't matter, come outside'.'Ī spokeswoman for South Wales Police said: 'We received a report of an incident of suspicious phones call and a door bell camera being hacked in Taibach on January 19 at about 9.30pm. I looked outside the window - I couldn't see anyone there. 'He was being friendly at first asking me to come out the front, saying ' I'm waiting for you outside'. Mr Davies said his phone started ringing around 8.30pm but there was no caller ID and a man's voice asked 'is that Paul?' when he answered.

I had a look and there was nobody out there.'

My wife, Lianne, said it was probably my son's toy coming through the baby monitor, but they were coming from outside. 'About 20 minutes later I said I could hear voices. I just assumed that was a fraudulent email. Mr Davies said: 'We were in the house, the kids had just gone to bed, and I had an email around 6.40pm off the Ring (home security company) website to say that there was a login from a different web address. Just hours later he received phone calls from a stranger saying that he, along with his wife and their three young children, were being watched inside their house. Paul Davies, 38, from Port Talbot, made the discovery after receiving an email one evening to alert him that his account for his smart doorbell - which is linked to your mobile phone so you can keep an eye on visitors while away from home - had been logged into. A family has issued a warning to others with smart doorbells after theirs was hacked.

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