Daily Deal: Oco Wireless HD Security Camera
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Keep tabs on your home while you're away with the $119 Oco Wireless HD Security Camera. This super simple home monitoring system delivers a live, 720p HD video feed right to your smartphone. It comes with infrared night vision, two-way talk, and sound and motion detection. The Oco Camera also comes with one year free of 1-Day Cloud video archive and a $100 credit to use the next year for the same service.
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https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20160112/11405333312/ding-dong-your-easily-hacked-smart-door bell-just-gave-up-your-wifi-credentials.shtml
and:
http://www.networkworld.com/article/3017560/securit y/us-still-1-for-unsecured-security-cameras-creepy-site-linked-to-over-5-700-in-us.html
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Simple fix.
Since you're correctly concerned about security, I'll assume you've got a newer, more secure Wifi/Access-Point/Router, which should be able to provide a guest network.
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Dear Sir...
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If we are going to have cameras in our house, they will be contained to our LAN and we'll use VPN, or at the very least private secure HTTP server, to access the video. Anything else is a non-starter.
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