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Wyze cameras let other people view her home: why cloud
Wyze cameras let other people view her home: why cloud security is an oxymoron
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“Louis Rossmann”
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It gets better. Wyse pulled the firmware that allows their cameras to connect to third party servers.
I feel like you deserve an achievement for being the one channel I couldn't watch on 2x.
Great vid, as always. Your int, personality & passion about these things is pretty awesome to see. Keep on keeping on, man.
I cannot recommend Tailscale enough for this use case. I have it on my phones and laptops with easy setup. Added it to my home assistant and NAS with minimal effort. Now I can access them from anywhere. I think it’s easy enough for a person will little tech experience to setup and it’s rock solid.
Thanks for this vid. I currently have Arlo but after the ring camera issues I decided to go cloud free on my next system.
.Thanks, Louis
I recently ditched Google Drive and now rely on a software called SyncThing. Peer to peer shared folders, more reliable than google drive. There are lots of yhings nowadays that i rely on from third parties, im hoping to slowly phase them out.
I got Wyze and f'ing hate it. We git it bc it came down to the lesser of two evils. I didn't even try the 30 day free services to store video. I just use the local feature. But their AI sucks, it feels like we are beta testers, the software is glitches a lot, the cameras only detect movement based of pixels change, so a cloud a shadow a bug around the camera will drive you crazy w/the alerts. Unless you pay monthly for the more detail alerts.🤬
Innovation today is saying you're an innovator on LinkedIn.
Good video
Only people that should have cameras inside everywhere are drug dealers (customers stealing) and those should go to tape. Non Internet
all cloud gizmos are data collection devises. spyware. that was obvious from the start. this is why i never had Facebook.
how the heck was it not encrypted?! that's so baffling. it would've been so easy to set up a media encryption system where only the client logged in to the right account would be able to even decrypt and show the thumbnails and the stream
Can you recommend some security cameras? Looking into setting up Shinobi cctv but I don't know what cameras I should get
it's dell… nothing to expect from dell lol
This is why I put my smart cams for my outdoor premises on a different network. If your router has any network segregation abilities such as a "smart network" or "guest" its best to put it on those. Essentially its the concept of VLANS for WI-FI which virtually separate networks. That way your main devices you use such as PC's, smartphones cannot be snooped upon.
Ideally I would setup my own cameras and use a spare laptop as the NVR. Then I would setup my own cloud backup so I would not lose data. However I don't own the place I own for rent so I cant drill some good ones in or wire them.
However I don't pay for the cloud features of my cameras either. Hence why they are "cheap".
I don't even find it convenient to setup these cloud apps.
We need a Rossmann approved list of cameras, lol.
Security is optional just like cosumer law.
Fun fact wyze also sells a robot vacuum that creates a 3d scan of your home and uploads it to the cloud.
The Chinese company that makes it is called coclean.
I can put your video on and just zone out Louis. Knowing that the spirit of justice and consumer equality is playing in the background. Continue to tell the truth.
i always enjoy watching this content
Hi Louis, I hope you had a wonderful day! I hope you can see this message and I want you to look up for the case of Nintendo suing yuzu which is an open source emulator. I hope this spark some of your interest because it's like suing Microsoft as a platform of windows OS as secondary involvement piracy(or as grounds of it) or VLC multimedia for being used as pirated movies and TV's. I hope you can share a piece of your opinion and spread awareness what is right and wrong about this case. I think Nintendo wanted to bleed yuzu out of funds by legal battle because of incoming switch 2 for their business strategy. If they do manage to win I think this will spark a lot of controversy and no open source is safe from big companies to bully them and dry out their money.
propietary cloud-only crap is not very wise 😂
Don't connect to the internet!
😂😂😂 "I don't think I'm a dog. I'm pretty conservative" 😂😂😂
Hey Louis, did you hear about the showdown between Nintendo and the developers of Yuzu, the largest Switch emulator? The whole gaming community is buzzing with concerns about how the lawsuit might set a precendent concerning the legality of emulation. It would be great if you could do a video on this to shed some light on the situation.
I don’t know what to say! People need to wake up and smell the corruption!