It does not sound good. I dropped them a facebook message but there is a bot. I've dropped them emails to two support mailboxes. I hope for some answers, but I think i have to stick to RTSP stream, but there is white annoying light coming from this camera...
(ok, he is not - ive blocked outgoing traffic from that camera on router, but...) Any updates on this?Just got one C4W camera and had been trying to get in touch with the support people a dcrhey said same shit .... can't help me..lol.Soo any chance of getting it fixed?They told me that this camera is stuck with one serial number and beat chance is to find original owner ffs...OK, so replies came.
Hikvision - not our product, go to ezviz.
support.uk - not UK distribution, go to hell
support.eu - EU distribution, but security reasons (what kind of reasons? I will not have previous owner recordings) - go to hell, dont forget to return our product, maybe another deer will buy it!
Facebook - bot saying please contact support@ - meaning - go to hell.
It's crap.
But when i started playing with QR code, i've found out that security code isnt really required to connect with their servers - I was afraid it will be calculated anyhow - so maybe there is a way to change a serial number of the device and just push it with some fake ones.
Anyone anything? Knowing such devices, potentially there is some hidden RO partition there, storing such data, hopefully unencrypted.
Wondering as well whether device is validating HTTPS certificates - maybe some MITM attack would reveal something nice
No mercy for them.
EZVIZ is a piece if garbage, while the Customer Service is a joke for the Industry. Promise to myself will never buy an eviz product again. Currently using my CS-CIC as a paper clip. Next to it, you may see my Dahua IPC, still working great after many years
Well if it have connection to internet,are you sure its only your ccrv? Since you said its on someones cloud
