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Are there any camera systems that are internet-enabled (for remote viewing + storage) but use end-to-end encryption for video feeds? It doesn't seem like too m
by tlrobinson 7y ago
Are there any camera systems that are internet-enabled (for remote viewing + storage) but use end-to-end encryption for video feeds?
It doesn't seem like too much trouble to have to pair the cameras to your mobile devices on the local network.
If I were an IoT camera company I wouldn't want to have the responsibility of securing video footage of inside peoples' homes.
- alias_neo 7y agoUnfortunately these cameras and other such devices are far too underpowered to do when the tasks they're given a lot of the time, let alone encrypt media. They should he connected to a hub machine with more power to do the encryption and uploading there.
- shocks 7y agoI use a Xiaomi Dafang camera with custom firmware. They run on my local network with no access to the WAN. I can view them by tunnelling to a Raspberry Pi and forwarding ports. It works well but I have no solution for recording, yet.