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Common commercial cameras such as Ring/Blink/Nest are privacy-invasive and have lots of controversies, some examples being...
We started on this project a long time ago to fix these issues by making it so that no cloud provider can see your home security videos. It’s completely end to end encrypted and private-by-default. It also is super easy to use and doesn't compromise on features. As it's a Raspberry Pi and it's open source, it's completely auditable and not a black box (unlike these common camera providers).That means you can verify that nothing bad is going on within your camera, instead of relying on a promise from someone.
No I meant why it was being questioned as “sus”. No agenda, just genuinely interested to hear opinions.
Just like standard ONVIF RTSP cams with a local NVR? It's not like this is a new thing.
Hi Bloef, this is meant to be a drop-in replacement to WiFi cameras (and therefore easy to use and easy to setup). A local NVR is great, and we definitely recommend it if you have the time to get one up and running.
Oddly ready with all the copy paste content.
Yep, 8minutes for the answer. A bit suss.
Not really. If I am posting something that I figure would generate discussion like this, I would have sources at the ready too. And though I am disabled now, I used to hash out 140+ wpm without errors, so this post would take maaaaaybe as much as 90 seconds, mostly formatting and a quick proofreading.
Not everything has to be 'sus', 'dawg'.