NYT’s Wirecutter pulls recommendation of Wyze cameras
The consumer publication Wirecutter says it will stop recommending Wyze surveillance cameras over a recent security incident.
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The consumer publication Wirecutter says it will stop recommending Wyze surveillance cameras over a recent security incident.
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Sohn blamed a right-of-center political advocacy group for creating a firestorm of controversy that ultimately convinced her to back out.
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The monitoring system, like other Roku smart devices, is a white-label version of a product made by Wyze.
The warnings are part of the FCC’s broad enforcement actions available under the PIRATE Act.