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Undisclosed #1
EZVIZ North America is run on Amazon Web Services, with "all data and connections remain" in the United States.
Last time I checked the Internet lacked any customs or border patrol, so I am not sure how they could insure that routers not on U.S. soil would not ever pass traffic.
As a practical matter, I'm not sure how often your data would actually leave the country (during transmission), but it is a naive statement nonetheless.
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John Honovich
Ethan pulled up the Ezviz Mini in Hikvision's own software tool, showing an IP address for it:
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Undisclosed Manufacturer #2
"There is no IP address for EZVIZ cameras"
If these are network cameras connected to a home/business router, it will have an IP address. Their software may not disclose it, rather using a cloud/app connection, it still has an IP address. I believe they are referring to it not having a web browser interface (HTTP web page), which is different than it having an IP address (TCP/IPv4).
Just like hwen people confuse the world wide web with the Internet.
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Undisclosed Integrator #3
EZVIZ is super secure in that it's nearly impossible to make it work right...
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Undisclosed Integrator #4
John,
Ezviz touts that their WiFi camera doesn't have a default password, but the camera itself has a default verification code which is used as a camera password on the product itself next to the QR code and it stays as default code unless the user changes it. So this is also contradicting their claim about not having a default password. You should point out this claim as well.
Also, do you know how I can verify that all my data is staying in the US AWS servers instead of other co-located AWS servers?
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