Wyze camera breach let 13,000 customers view other people’s homes

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By Ben LovejoyFeb 19, 2024, 10:03 am412 pts
A Wyze camera breach allowed some 13,000 customers view footage from other people’s homes. The company had originally said that the serious privacy and security breach had only happened for 14 people. Wyze says that most of these customers only saw a thumbnail, but that more than 1,500 users saw either a…

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