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One of the more interesting features announced by Apple at WWDC was HomeKit Secure Video. The basic idea is that home security footage could be stored in iClou
by uptown 7y ago
One of the more interesting features announced by Apple at WWDC was HomeKit Secure Video. The basic idea is that home security footage could be stored in iCloud in encrypted form, preventing 3rd party access. Has any camera manufacturer announced support for this feature yet?
- casefields 7y agoLogitech, Netatmo, Eufy, and Robin. https://www.imore.com/these-companies-will-support-homekit-secure-video https://www.imore.com/these-companies-will-support-homekit-s...
- m463 7y agoIt would be nice if apple let you have a personal iCloud on hardware you owned or a server you administered without uploading to apple in the first place. This would be a way to have usable services without your videos on machines with privacy policies you might not agree with. Even encrypted videos and "differential privacy" are compromises.