Best DIY Home Security Systems of 2023

Find out which systems excelled in our hands-on testing as we compare the 10 best DIY home security systems.
Best overall
SimpliSafe
SimpliSafe
4.3 out of 5 stars
4.25
Starts at
$17.99
/mo
  • pro
    Optional pro monitoring
  • pro
    Affordable monitoring
  • Icon Emoji  Fire
Best equipment upgrades
Frontpoint
Frontpoint
4.3 out of 5 stars
4.25
Starts at
$34.99
/mo
  • pro
    Pro monitoring
  • pro
    Great customer service
  • Icon Emoji  Fire
Best for smart homes
Abode
Abode
4 out of 5 stars
4
Starts at
$21.99
/mo
  • pro
    Optional pro monitoring
  • pro
    Excellent smart home options
  • Icon Emoji  Fire
Best customer experience
Cove
Cove
4 out of 5 stars
4
Starts at
$17.99
/mo
  • pro
    Pro monitoring
  • pro
    Lifetime warranty available
  • Icon Emoji  Fire
Best budget system
WYZE
Wyze
3.8 out of 5 stars
3.75
Starts at
$9.99
/mo
  • pro
    Pro monitoring
  • pro
    Affordable cameras

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New review: Arlo Home Security System

We recently tested the new Arlo Home Security System and its innovative All-in-One Sensor. It's a serious contender for our DIY rankings—but we haven't figured out where it fits in our lineup yet. In the meantime, you can check out our full Arlo Home Security System Review to learn more.

Security systems don't have to come with a hefty installation fee—you can easily install DIY alarms on your own, like our top pick, SimpliSafe. It catches our attention with affordable monitoring and equipment, and the long warranty and 60-day return policy are worth sticking around for. Its smart home compatibility could be better, but it's a great choice for most folks.

Read on to learn more about how SimpliSafe handled hands-on testing and how it compares to the "pricey but worth it" Frontpoint and other monitored security systems with DIY installation.

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  • SimpliSafe is offering 40% off when you choose the Interactive Monitoring plan and a free indoor camera with any new system
  • Frontpoint is offering 25% off and free shipping for new customers
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Compare DIY home security systems

Company
Best for
Lowest price
Professional monitoring
Mobile app in base plan
Smart home compatibility Icon Tooltip  Dark
Learn more
Best overall
Icon Yes  LightOptional
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Amazon, Google
Best equipment upgrades
Icon Yes  LightYes
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Amazon, Google,
Z-Wave
Best for smart homes
Icon Yes  LightOptional
Icon Yes  LightYes
Amazon, Apple, Google, Z-Wave, Zigbee
Best customer experience
Icon Yes  LightYes
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Amazon, Google
Best budget system
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Amazon, Google

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What equipment can I expect in my DIY system starter kit?

Do-it-yourself home security systems offer various starter kits—with prices going up as you buy more equipment. Most DIY brands allow you to build your own alarm system or add items to existing kits. Here's a glance at the self-install security system kits available from our top picks.

Equipment
Base kit price
Build your own
Base kit includes
Learn more
Starting at
$199.00
Base station, keypad,
entry sensor,
motion sensor
Starting at
$228.74
Hub, keypad,
entry sensors (2),
motion sensor,
doorbell camera,
home defense kit
Starting at
$279.00
Base station,
mini entry sensor,
motion sensor,
key fob, sticker
Á la carteÁ la carte
Starting at $29.99Hub, keypad,
entry sensors (2),
motion sensor,
stickers (2)

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DIY home security reviews

1. SimpliSafe: Best overall

Best overall
SimpliSafe
SimpliSafe
4.3 out of 5 stars
4.25
Starts at
$17.99
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Long contracts can be scary; SimpliSafe's month-to-month plans aren't. SimpliSafe is a great system if you're curious about a new system but don't want a long-term relationship right out of the gate. It's a reader favorite, and we agree wholeheartedly.

pro
Pros
pro No contract required
pro Affordable professional monitoring
pro 5 packages to choose from
con
Cons
con Limited smart capabilities
con Some buggy equipment

Monthly monitoring prices range from $17.99 to $27.99—way less than many people's coffee budget (especially if you live "the Venti life"). SimpliSafe's plans include professional monitoring with RapidSOS  for security issues and environmental threats like fires and gas leaks. Still, only the Interactive plan uses video verification to check for false alarms using security cameras.

All SimpliSafe plans give you mobile app access to your system so you can keep an eye on it from your phone. You can arm, disarm, change settings, and get some alerts on every plan. Still, SimpliSafe's Interactive plan is worth the upgrade since you'll unlock full access to the app's smart home and security camera options.

SimpliSafe also has generous equipment policies. We like that it includes a three-year warranty on its equipment rather than the thin one-year coverage from brands like Abode and Wyze. If you upgrade to the Interactive plan, you'll get lifetime warranty coverage. Plus, its 60-day return policy is twice as long as other brands on our list.

SimpliSafe is a cinch to install and has all the equipment you need to protect your family. Setup took less than an hour during testing. Still, had only some hiccups getting the smart lock and outdoor camera to work. But our interactions with customer service were excellent. That said, SimpliSafe's equipment selection lacks smart home options like a thermostat and Z-Wave compatibility.

Overall, SimpliSafe's a great find for anyone who wants basic security in their home, big or small.

Get more info from our SimpliSafe review.

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Visitor access

Do dog walkers, babysitters, house cleaners, and other folks need access to your home when you're not there? Consider a system with a key fob or personal code they can use to enter. Another option is a DIY system with a video doorbell and a smart lock to buzz in visitors when you aren't home.

2. Frontpoint: Best equipment upgrades

Best equipment upgrades
Frontpoint
Frontpoint
4.3 out of 5 stars
4.25
Starts at
$34.99
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

The Frontpoint DIY security system offers an upgraded experience compared to other options with professional monitoring. We found customer reviews consistently praise Frontpoint's easy setup, helpful customer support, and effective equipment.

Features like 24/7 monitoring, automated system checks, indoor and outdoor security cameras, and unique user codes come standard for all the equipment plans.

pro
Pros
pro Great customer service
pro Excellent equipment
pro Option to start for $0 down
con
Cons
con Pricey monitoring
con Buggy notifications in the app
con Boring cameras for the price

For about $10 a month with consumer financing and a short payment plan (6, 12, or 36 months), you can start with your own alarm system. If you pay up front for equipment, you can skip the payment plan.

Frontpoint is a high-end DIY security system with monitoring starting at $34.99 a month with the exclusive SafeWise monitoring deal. The quality of the equipment and customer service make it one of our favorite security systems. As a bonus, Frontpoint includes Allstate Identity Protection with every system to help protect you online.

Frontpoint offers a three-year warranty on its equipment, like SimpliSafe. But it differs by offering a full suite of smart devices like a smart thermostat, smart plug, smoke detector, and Z-Wave compatibility.

Our main testing complaints come from the app and cameras. The Frontpoint app did a poor job sending notifications, even when a pet sitter accidentally set off the alarm. That's a bummer because you should expect alarms to instantly trigger a notification. As for the cameras, they feel pretty basic for the price—especially compared to standalone cameras from Wyze and Ring.

This system is pricier than other brands on our list, so it's just shy of the top spot. Still, we think Frontpoint is well worth the investment to get excellent customer service and equipment options.

Get the full scoop in our Frontpoint review.

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Notification preferences

Your schedule affects how you receive and respond to notifications. If you're away often, professional monitoring may be best because the alarm monitoring center alerts authorities if you're unavailable when an alarm triggers.

3. Abode: Best for smart homes

Best for smart homes
Abode
Abode
4 out of 5 stars
4
Starts at
$21.99
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Abode is the best DIY smart home security system. Not only is it compatible with heavy-hitters like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, but it also connects to devices running Apple HomeKit, Z-Wave, and Zigbee. No other DIY system on our list even comes close.

pro
Pros
pro Strong smart home compatibility
pro Custom automations
pro Optional self-monitoring
con
Cons
con No custom automation on the free plan
con Trouble with video recording on Iota

Abode goes a step further than basic smart home connections with custom automations using its CUE service upgrade. These are easy to set up (unless you use the mobile app) so your system can run automatically based on time of day, your location, and when sensors detect something. One automation worth trying is having Abode arm itself when you leave the house.

The company steps up and fixes issues. For example, we didn't like how the CUE automations and some settings weren't very accessible through the Abode app during testing. Abode noticed, and it's much better now. On another occasion, we struggled with some glitches in the Abode app while recording video with the Abode Iota's camera—it's over three years old at this point and the hardware may be showing its age.

For $22 a month, Abode's professional monitoring compares well with SimpliSafe and Cove. Or you can self-monitor your Abode system. We think most folks will appreciate Abode's affordable equipment as well.

Overall, we think Abode is an underrated gem of a system. Its smart home prowess is hard to beat and is practically on the same level as some smart home hubs.

Check out our full Abode review to learn more.

4. Cove: Best customer experience

Best customer experience
Cove
Cove
4 out of 5 stars
4
Starts at
$17.99
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

One of our favorite things about Cove is its strong focus on customer satisfaction. Its great customer reviews reflect some excellent policies, like a no-contract subscription, a 60-day return policy, and a price-lock option that keeps your monthly fees from going up.

pro
Pros
pro Great customer reviews
pro Lifetime warranty available
pro 60-day money-back guarantee
con
Cons
con Limited smart home compatibility
con False alarms are a pain to dismiss

Cove's monitoring plans (with RapidSOS) start at $17.99 a month for basic service without mobile app controls or security cameras—matching SimpliSafe's pricing tiers. But Cove's pricier Cove Plus plan ($27.99 a month) ups the ante with a lifetime warranty.

When you sign up for this system, you'll customize it with any sensors you want to install. These extras include a glass break detector, flood sensor, outdoor camera, and a medical alert/panic button. While there aren't any preset starter kits like other brands, Cove's quick survey and online shop keep the process simple. Plus, Cove more regularly discounts equipment for new subscribers than most rivals.

Cove's smart home gear lags behind Abode and Frontpoint. The system has some compatibility with Alexa and Google but no Z-Wave support, so you need to buy directly from Cove if you want to expand your system.

As we tested Cove, we liked how easy the installation was—it took about 30 minutes. Still, Cove was a little too eager to sound a full-blown alarm when we set off the smoke detector while cooking. We'd appreciate an easier way to cancel false alarms in the app or on the control panel.

Overall, Cove is a solid alternative to SimpliSafe, with competitive prices, security cameras (learn more about Cove cameras), and equipment to match. Cove's wildly easy to set up in only a few minutes, and you won't need a contract to do it.

Check out our full Cove review to learn more.

5. Wyze: Best budget system

Best budget system
WYZE
Wyze
3.8 out of 5 stars
3.75
Starts at
$9.99
/mo

Amazon.com price as of post date. Read full disclaimer.

Wyze Home Monitoring redefines budget security systems almost as much as its cameras did for budget security cameras. This DIY system has the most affordable monitoring in the industry at just $9.99 a month and even sells equipment for next to nothing. If you buy directly from Wyze, the Wyze Sense Hub costs around $30 up-front with a monthly subscription (or free with an annual plan).

Out of all the DIY home security systems with cameras, Wyze offers the best cameras. They aren't just affordable, they offer great features and clear video too. Plus, the Wyze DIY home security camera systems are incredibly easy to install.

pro
Pros
pro Most affordable monitoring
pro Cheap security cameras
pro Includes cloud storage for one Wyze camera
con
Cons
con No cellular backup
con Can't share system app access with household

Wyze offers a huge selection of devices. You can expand your system with extra keypads, entry sensors, motion detectors, climate sensors, and a water leak sensor. Throw Wyze security cameras and smart home devices in the mix, and it's as robust as what Frontpoint, Abode, and Ring offer.

The subscription includes cloud video storage for a single Wyze camera, though you need to pay extra to store video from other cameras. (Or skip the cloud plan in favor of a microSD card.)

Wyze's biggest blindspot is a lack of cellular backup, so it won't work if your internet goes down like other brands on our list (at least there's a battery backup for power outages). While the mobile app is easy to use, it took a while for Wyze to allow multiple users like with Wyze cameras—other family members needed the physical keypad to arm and disarm the system.

Overall, Wyze is the perfect appetizer for anyone wanting to try pro monitoring for the first time without spending too much. We enjoyed our time testing Wyze, but we wish it had a self-monitoring option that doesn't require a subscription.

Learn more in our full Wyze Home Monitoring review.

More DIY home security brands we considered

6. ADT Self Setup

ADT Shield
ADT Self Setup
3.8 out of 5 stars
3.75
Starts at
$19.99
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Before ADT Self Setup, ADT monitoring required a three-year contract and had some of the industry's highest prices. This system skips the contract in favor of a competitive plan that costs $19.99 a month. Plus, its starter kits are surprisingly affordable, cheaper than similar offerings from SimpliSafe and Frontpoint.

It even has a great selection of equipment, including three different security cameras—all costing around $200 each. We think the price is pretty steep for these cameras, especially compared to Ring.

The cloud video storage with the monitoring subscription is small—and you pay extra for more storage. But ADT Self Setup cameras have a microSD card slot so you can record without a subscription.

We discovered during testing that we're not the biggest fans of how bulky this equipment is. At least this aesthetic drawback doesn't affect system performance.

Overall, ADT Self Setup is a welcome DIY option from such a well-known brand as ADT. It shows that even an older company can learn new tricks to help its customers better.

Learn more in our full ADT Self Setup review.

7. Ring

Ring
Ring
3.8 out of 5 stars
3.75
Starts at
$20.00
/mo

Amazon.com price as of post date. Read full disclaimer.

Ring Alarm starter kits cost $249.99, making it an affordable wireless home security system and a good alternative to SimpliSafe. Ring's most expensive home security kit is a little over $300, when similar kits from Frontpoint and SimpliSafe cost nearly $500.

It has several equipment packages to choose from and a whole fleet of Ring outdoor cameras and lights to keep your home and backyard illuminated and safe. It also has more smart doorbell options than other DIY alarm systems on our list.

​​At $20 a month, Ring Alarm includes cloud video storage for all of your Ring video doorbells and security cameras without forcing you to upgrade to a more expensive plan. And if you have a Ring Alarm Pro system, you get 3 GB of backup internet to keep your system connected in an outage.

During testing, it was difficult to know which arming mode was active using the keypad alone—it took some trial and error.

Because Ring is an Amazon company, it has excellent integration with Amazon Alexa smart speakers and fits nicely into an Alexa-centric smart home. Overall, we like Ring because it's an easy alarm system with some neat add-ons.

Read our full Ring Alarm review.

8. Link Interactive

link Interactive
Link Interactive
3.5 out of 5 stars
3.5
Starts at
$30.99
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Whether you want bare-bones or bells and whistles, Link Interactive has truly customizable DIY home security systems. You can pick your equipment, choose your contract length, and add video monitoring.

Installing a security system by yourself might sound intimidating, but Link Interactive makes it as easy as peeling off a sticker or grabbing a screwdriver. This security company has a lot of equipment to choose from too, including indoor and outdoor cameras, though they're available only through the priciest plan.

And, while there are limited smart home capabilities on the Standard plan ($31 a month), you can still purchase smart locks to secure your home.

Learn more in our full Link Interactive review.

9. Kangaroo

Kangaroo security system logo
Kangaroo
3.5 out of 5 stars
3.5
Starts at
$8.25
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Kangaroo is notable for its rock-bottom prices—all of its equipment costs less than $80, with most devices costing $30 or less. It even offers professional monitoring for $8.25 a month (paid annually)—only Wyze's monitoring even comes close.

Aside from low prices, the company has a unique approach to how its equipment works. All of its devices connect directly to Wi-Fi, and you don't need to install the company's keypad unless you want a siren and more convenience outside the mobile app.

Kangaroo was easy to use in our testing, but the system feels too simple at times. There's not a huge equipment selection so you're stuck with some basic sensors and a handful of cameras. Though the sound detection on the Indoor + Outdoor Cam helps make up for a lack of glass break sensor and smoke detector options.

While we like Kangaroo (especially for apartments), it doesn't offer much smart home compatibility aside from Alexa and Google voice controls. But, overall, it's a budget alternative to Wyze.

Read our full Kangaroo review to learn more.

10. Alder

Alder
2.8 out of 5 stars
2.75
Starts at
$39.99
/mo

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Alder has a relatively simple setup process: the company programs every sensor and accessory before shipping your system. While Frontpoint does this too, Alder's monitoring service starts at $39.99 a month, which is $5 more.

We also like that Alder includes mobile app controls and video monitoring with all of its plans instead of making it a premium feature. It's a sweet deal compared to professionally installed systems like Vivint and ADT.

When you sign up, Alder locks in your monitoring rate so the price doesn't go up unexpectedly. That's good because Alder also requires one of the longest contracts we've seen for home security—a five-year term.

Read our full Alder review.

Final word

SimpliSafe is our favorite contract-free DIY home security system. In addition to five equipment plans and simple setup instructions, its professional monitoring is economical. It doesn't lock you into a contract, and there's a 60-day money-back guarantee if you decide the service isn't for you.

Frontpoint isn't far behind SimpliSafe. It would be our favorite system with a DIY install if it weren't much more expensive, especially since it dropped its monitoring contract requirement. It's more costly than other DIY systems on this list, but the excellent equipment and customer service justify the price.

To find out how DIY home alarm systems stand up to professional systems, see our review of the best home security systems.

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Best DIY home security systems FAQ

What is the best home security system with no monthly fee?

Ring Alarm is our pick if you want to monitor a system yourself without recurring costs.

If you're looking to do it all yourself, some DIY systems offer self-monitoring services. This skips the monthly fees, but you'll have to watch your alarms and call emergency responders if needed.

Here are the best systems on our list for self-monitoring without fees:

  • Abode: You get push notifications and smart home integrations for free, but no CUE home automation controls or video storage.
  • ADT Self Setup: You have full access to the system using the ADT Self Setup app and one day of cloud video storage without a plan. ADT Self Setup doesn't offer as much equipment as Ring.
  • Ring Alarm: You have full access to the system using the Ring app but no video storage.

We don't recommend self-monitoring on SimpliSafe, Frontpoint, Cove, Wyze, Link Interactive, Kangaroo, or Alder.

Can I take my DIY system with me if I move?

Most DIY systems are easy to set up and can move with you, making them great for renters. All the companies above let you take your equipment with you. The simple assembly makes for easy disassembly when you pack up to move out, which is convenient for renters.

DIY system moving tips

  • Generally, DIY systems come with peel-and-stick sensors that attach directly to the wall. They are usually easy to remove, and you can replace the adhesive in your new place.
  • At most, you'll need a screwdriver to pop open battery cases or remove equipment from the wall.
  • Some devices, like video doorbells, light switches, and thermostats, require light electrical work.
  • Keeping your previous equipment makes it easier to swap them back out when you move.
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Check for a contract before you move

Always verify that your DIY house alarm system doesn't have a contract (our top five picks don't require contracts) since it might renew for a new term if you move.

Yes, you can monitor your SimpliSafe system for free using local hardware like the keypad, sensors, and siren in the base station. While there are some remote access and alerts without a monitoring subscription, there's no cellular backup or smart home compatibility.

SimpliSafe also has a paid self-monitoring plan if you want to use security cameras without pro monitoring. It includes full app access and cloud storage for up to five cameras for about $10 a month.

See our review of self-monitored security systems to learn why Scout is our favorite option for self-monitoring.

Today's DIY systems come with companion apps that guide you through installation, monitoring, and emergencies. Some companies include apps for free, while others have them in more expensive monitoring plans.

Your house size determines how many contact sensors you'll need. At a minimum, you should have a door and window sensor at each main entry point—exterior doors and easily accessible windows. This may mean only one contact sensor if you live in an apartment or dozens if you have a larger house with multiple exit points.

Pets under 40 pounds generally don't trigger motion detection. For dogs over 40 pounds, you can replace the motion sensor with a glass break sensor or security camera. Just note that not all companies monitor security cameras for you (usually called video verification).

Learn more on our list of pet-friendly security systems.

Not usually, but systems compatible with Z-Wave technology allow you to customize your home with third-party products like smart light bulbs and outlets.

Z-Wave uses radio signals to connect your smart home device to a smart hub, which controls everything from one place. You can find Z-Wave products from a variety of manufacturers.

Other products use Zigbee technology that creates a connected mesh network throughout your home. The more Zigbee products you have, the stronger your network becomes.

When paired with the right security system, both Z-Wave and Zigbee devices can make your home smarter and safer.

Hacking is a risk every user takes when using any internet-connected wireless system.

The good news is you can minimize the risk with proper internet security. Secure your system from online threats with these tips:

  • Use strong, unique passwords for all your accounts.
  • Opt for extra security measures like two-factor authentication.
  • Add shared users instead of sharing login credentials.
  • Change your home Wi-Fi password frequently.
  • Stay up-to-date on hacks and breaches.

After researching, we found that SimpliSafe is an ideal DIY alarm system pick. It offers affordable monitoring and equipment, a long warranty and a 60-day return policy.

For a DIY home security system under $100, Wyze is your best bet. Monitoring starts at just $9.99, and it's the only top DIY home security system with a starter pack under $100. They have a huge number of smart devices you can connect with their system too.

Most DIY wireless home security systems come with at least a 30-day money-back guarantee. If you have problems with your system within that first month, you can return it for free. Each home security company has a unique policy and warranty, so it's best to read the fine print before purchasing.

Brand
Return policy
Warranty
60 days3 years (Standard)
Lifetime (Interactive)
30 days3 years
30 days1 year
60 days1 year (Basic)
Lifetime (Plus)
30 days1 year

Info current as of post date. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

How we reviewed the best DIY security systems

simplisafe remote testing

To find the best fit for a range of lifestyles and budgets, we extensively researched 10 DIY systems. We looked at key features, home security policies, installation, customer reviews, instruction manuals, and all the fine print.

We also did hands-on testing in real homes and even mystery-shopped to get the most authentic experience. Over the years, we've personally tested most of the systems on our list—except Alder and Link Interactive. None of the systems we tested is perfect and they all have quirks. But we couldn't find any fatal flaws that prevented alarms.

We wanted our rankings to fit what folks want from self-install home security systems—so we surveyed our readers directly. Ultimately, it all comes down to that sweet, sweet moolah—with over two-thirds of respondents saying that saving money is their primary motivation.

Learn more about the methodology we use for each of our reviews.

Contributing writers: Alina Bradford, Katie McEntire

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John Carlsen
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John Carlsen
John is a technology journalist specializing in smart home devices, security cameras, and home security systems. He has over nine years of experience researching, testing, and reviewing the latest tech—he was the Smart Home Editor for Top Ten Reviews and wrote for ASecureLife before joining SafeWise as a Staff Writer in 2020. John holds a Bachelor's degree in Communications, Journalism emphasis from Utah Valley University. In his spare time, he enjoys hiking, photography, cooking, and starting countless DIY projects he has yet to complete.

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