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An interesting question here is: How would they know that you used the SDK? Does the camera have non-volatile memory for saving that piece of info? Assuming th
by m000 5y ago
An interesting question here is: How would they know that you used the SDK?
Does the camera have non-volatile memory for saving that piece of info? Assuming that it does, how can they make that bit tamper-proof?
Not that tamper-proofing is undoable, but it would require a lot of expensive engineering, just to save them from replacing a few dozens of cameras that presumably may break because of incorrect use of the SDK.
- Goz3rr 5y agoI have no idea what the exact hardware inside of the camera is, but almost every microcontroller has something like eFuses or one time programmable memory in this day and age. Not a lot of expensive engineering required, just a few hours of software development for the camera firmware and SDK developers. It'll be good enough for most warranty cases you can now hand wave away.