Would I know if somebody has tapped into my cameras and was viewing them without my permission why am I protected from that with the Wyze cameras?
I usually walk around naked and I would hate for someone to have access to my cameras and use my video to Post online and become Mega rich with my photos. 
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Dude on my private lane my nickname is Captain underpants. Absolutely not kidding. I figure whatās the difference between under pants and shorts. Not much really. Or underpants and swim trunks.
I live in Iowa and we have a annual bike ride across the state cold Ragbrai and my neighbors were going to have some of the riders camp in their yard but when they got there they realize there was no shade. So the riders came to my house and asked if they could camp along my fenceline and have some shade so they would be cooler for the bike riders. And I said absolutely I donāt care. He said we have one question for you do you mind if we pee in the bushes? I laughed and I said no I walk around in my underpants all the time. And he said yeah I know the lady told us that when we are outside we might see you walking around in your underwear. Lol I said well I find it funny that when she drives by she always looks in my direction and waves but her husband never looks my way.
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I like her already!!
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One thing you can do for added protection is enable two-factor authentication. That way if someone either got or guessed or whatever your password, they couldnāt log in without the code that would be sent to your phone. Nothing is completely hackproof, but two-factor is a big help security wise.
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Yeah I have that setup
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I was just wondering if like the police could tap in using their methods
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Pretty much anyone with the proper resources, and given enough time, can access a residential network and its connected devices.
The real question you should ask yourself is, āwhy do I think the police are motivated to access my network?ā ā¦
(Itās my guess it wouldnāt be to watch you dancing around - itād be for some felony offense).
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Welll I hope that you donāt claim to possess any sear or prophetic skills. also thereās other reasons why a person would not want to be spied up on in his own home besides illegal activities.
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Iām not that knowledgeable about hacking techniques or what it would take to hack into your camera feed. However, I would lean toward it not being as simple as they make it look on TV shows or movies.
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Thatās probably true. I was just thinking about George Olson book 1983. where he talked about the government surveillance you and your old house and stuff violate your 4th amendment right if you ever read that book a lot of things have come to pass
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You mean George Orwellās ā1984ā
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Thatās correct itās been like 20 years since I read that book
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If you donāt want to be electronically spied on then the safest solution is to not put these devices in compromising areas of your home, or unplug them when necessary. Too many stories of hacks and even company employees spying on people. And who knows what the police have access to (everything?).
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So true I pretty much already figured that.
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Iād be concerned that it voids the warranty.
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You mean 19 years.
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Thatās why I said a range, because to me I would feel kind of anal to be able to know exactly when book came out or movie came out. It seems like thereās much more important things to clog up my mind learning then some stuff.
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No I know, I was just having fun with the numbers. From 1983 to 1984 is 1 year, so I subtracted 1 from your ā20ā to get 19.
(The book 1984 was actually published in 1949.)
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Yeah. I think itās time for me to be read that book
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I only read it for the first time a couple of years ago, and I think even I need to re-read it!
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