I’m not sure if they will or not, but it wouldn’t surprise me if they can’t for privacy reasons. Think about it like this: If someone did steal your info, it might be hard for Wyze to prove that you’re the rightful person who should have access to that information. You could just as easily be the person who stole that person’s info, who is now looking to cover your tracks or discover how much info they might have on you.
That’s not an accusation, of course. I’m sure everything you’ve said is true. It’s just that it would be difficult to prove, and if someone were trying to gain more access or info about you through social engineering, they might use this type of tactic. That’s why this is precisely the type of thing you wouldn’t want a company to do.
Anyway, they’ll be able to tell you what info they can share for sure.