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eufy security eufyCam 2C 2-Cam Kit Security - £129.99 with voucher sold by AnkerDirect FB Amazon


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eufy security eufyCam 2C 2-Cam Kit Security Camera Outdoor, Wireless Home Security System with 180-Day Battery Life, HomeKit Compatibility, 1080p HD, IP67, Night Vision, No Monthly Fee
eufy security eufyCam 2C 2-Cam Kit Security Camera Outdoor, Wireless Home Security System with 180-Day Battery Life, HomeKit Compatibility, 1080p HD, IP67, Night Vision, No Monthly Fee

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How true that is I don't know but I'm sure LTT would have checked this up considering how wrong they was at the start..... then again they was wrong at the start haha
These are outdoor cameras, so from a security aspect even if someone hacks in to them all it will show is:
Front camera : neighbours dog pissing on my car
Rear cameras: neighbours cats fighting in the garden over dead pigeons.
Seriously guys, these are a good deal and if I did not buy the previous offer I would jump at these.
Burglar can simply format your footage (from that camera) from outside your house with just his finger, no hack, not knowledge needed. If they then take the camera or simply prevent you from adding it back (break it) that's all the footage gone.
Personally having footage locally or on the cloud should be safe from this sort of action.
This is outside any cloud data or face recognition legal issues
community.security.eufy.com/t/m…/14
In any case, a Reddit user just posted this image so I imagine we will see this update soon in our cams.
Comments seem to indicate it’s only for outdoor cams. I think indoor cams are less of an issue but still, why not just apply it to all cams?
They store images and videos online and it's easy to access for people who know how.
Until they fix these issues and get audited I would avoid Eufy
But you’re right, the battery claims are a huge stretch. That said, I still get about 4 months out of my 2K 2 Pros and that’s with the longest recording time and 5s retrigger. It’s still pretty impressive.
However, with this it's down to do you trust the manufacturer? (edited)
theverge.com/202…age
github.com/Fuz….md (edited)
....purchased
For comparison, the Ring home hub has a (up to) 24 hour integrated battery, the Yale smart alarm has a 8 hour or so battery backup
Some crackhead off the estate is pinching stuff from a house but hey they are going to take the time to turn the homebase off or steal the doorbell or press sync or whatever, so you lose all recordings.
Eufy's track record on security for their security products is patchy - owner of the Dual Doorbell here. It doesn't bother me too much about the news that came out lately, but I would be lying to say if I wasn't concerned ever so slightly.
They definitely need to fix their unencrypted API calls as well as come up with a better way to avoid using the cloud for the push notifications with images.
Personally I won't touch the Netgear Arlo range again, due to incredibly short battery life, random disconnects and no more than a few days up-time between charging. (edited)
Sorry I've no idea about how these work