Pretty much any ONVIF-compliant or RTSP network camera will probably fit the bill. You have to be careful, though — some Chinese companies are known to have be

Pretty much any ONVIF-compliant or RTSP network camera will probably fit the bill. You have to be careful, though — some Chinese companies are known to have been affiliated with making equipment for use in suppressing a Muslim ethic group in China (the Uighur), and they sell equipment under multiple names. We don’t know how much communicating they do to exfiltrate data to their company central facilities. Daihua and HikVision, are the two main companies I know of to be concerned about, see https://securitycamcenter.com/dahua-oem-list/ https://securitycamcenter.com/dahua-oem-list/ and https://securitycamcenter.com/hikvision-oem-list/ https://securitycamcenter.com/hikvision-oem-list/ Note that companies like Wyze just take hardware from another company (like Daihua) and re-brand them with their own firmware. So you have to be careful to check out who actually makes the underlying hardware. And with regards to Reolink, I’ve heard they have a lot of hardware problems. Sadly, this means that to get a reliable network camera from a reliable company (e.g., Axis), you’re probably going to have to spend a lot more money.