Multiple reports allege that technology such as doorbell cameras and mobile phones is being used as part of violent offences against women. The coverage states that these devices can be leveraged by offenders to facilitate intimidation, harassment, or other abusive conduct, contributing to what the articles describe as a record number of violent incidents targeting women. The reporting emphasizes the role of everyday technology in enabling offenders to monitor, track, or communicate with victims, rather than focusing on a single specific case. It also frames the issue as an emerging pattern, suggesting that misuse of digital tools is increasing alongside traditional forms of violence. The articles call attention to the need for awareness of how connected devices can be exploited and how authorities and communities may need to respond. Across the sources provided, the central claim is consistent: doorbell cameras and phones are reportedly being used in connection with a higher level of violence against women, with the overall number described as reaching new highs.