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by geoffchan23 7y ago
We don't have minimum system requirements just yet. I can tell you that we've tested it on iPhone 6 with iOS 12 and a Samsung S4 running the latest OS possible on it. We're still trying to put together a more comprehensive li
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
Thanks for posting this :)
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
There is no real problem with using a public STUN server. We are using our own STUN/TURN server just to ensure reliability and up time.
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
Sketchiness is definitely something we are trying to avoid :) Not trying to make excuses, but we are developers, so we know that creating content and communication is not our strong suit. Feedback like yours is really valuable to us, so tha
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
Great feedback, thanks! Appreciate you taking the time to write all of that up :)
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
We decided not to include video recording in our initial launch. We wanted to put a focus on privacy first. The moment that we record and store video somewhere we are creating a potential disconnect in privacy. This is a weighty responsibil
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
Thanks! Yes, you can customize notifications per device so that you aren't bombarded with notifications. We have sensitivity settings in each cameras settings menu, which can help prevent this. Side note: The motion detection happens d
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
We sure are! We are using WebRTC in order to make it accessible on a large number of devices, but we are not using a public STUN/TURN server in order to keep our platform as secure as possible.
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by geoffchan23 7y ago
We are two developers from Toronto who couldn't find a decent and cheap solution to monitor our kids/pets through the browser. We originally started this project because we thought it would be a great opportunity to learn and buil
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