Yeah I also thought the camera company's statement was BS. Setting a password should be part of the installation process for these kinds of products, and you s

Yeah I also thought the camera company's statement was BS. Setting a password should be part of the installation process for these kinds of products, and you should not be able to get it up and running without that step. But none of these companies want to absorb the support costs of dealing with customers who will struggle with that step (and there will be plenty, Insecam was proof of that), so they pass the risk onto their customers and then try to vilify the people who point it out.