I have the feeling that this device share the protocol with the excellent EcoWitt G1000.
Supported Sensors:
Up to 4 WH45 Indoor CO2 PM2.5 PM10 Temperature and Humidity 5-in-1 Air Quality Sensor $ 159.99 Up to 4 WH43 PM2.5 Air Quality Sensor for Indoor Use $ 59.99 Up to 4 WH41 PM2.5 Air Quality Sensor Monitor Outdoor $ 59.99
1 WH32 outdoor temperature and humidity sensor 1 WH40 self-emptying rain gauge sensor 1 WS68 wireless anemometer 1 WH57 lightning sensor (often bundled in a single Weather station)
Up to 8 WH31 multi-channel temperature and humidity sensors Up to 8 WH51 soil moisture sensors Up to 4 WH55 Water leak sensors Up to 8 WN34 Temp Sensors
No public API Official Client use a pretty pedestrian API https://api.wyzecam.com:844. The API seem to have no problem accepting requests from unofficial clients (TinyCam) using Wyze credentials. Interesting note: Wyze customers don’t seem mind giving their username/password to an unauthorized 3rd party. Usual unofficial GitHub https://github.com/nblavoie/wyzecam-api TinyCam developer (alexey.vasilyev) is an active reddit user and point to nblavoie GitHub
Wyze V2 camera (aka NEOS Smartcam) Original hardware [Xiaomi hardware Xiaofang 1S] Wyze Pan camera (aka NEOS Smartcam) Original hardware [Xiaomi hardware Xiaomi Dafang] Seem Wyze and Neos just rebrand Xiaomi devices. Both Wyze and Neos don’t seem to add any value and have 0 R&D.
Usual unofficial GitHub Alternative “hacked firmware” : https://github.com/EliasKotlyar/Xiaomi-Dafang-Hacks I suspect Wyze “RTSP firmware” share the same code. Not idea what is the original source. I suspect the classic China manufacture “leak” and that’s the reason why Wyze can’t officially support it.
A substantial amount of the videos taken with Wyze in the United States have been exfiltrated to China for study and distributed to a variety of companies in the mainland. Many are involved in the healthcare space, such as iHealthLabs.
Wyze cameras automatically begin scanning a users network environment once plugged in and begin initiating a series of automated hacking attempts against devices in a user’s home.
All Wyze devices allow Wyze, or anyone who has accessed their database within the last 10 months, to SSH tunnel into the devices from anywhere in the world.
It jams its tentacles into your eyes to see what you see, into your veins to know how you feel, and finally crawl into your brain to be aware of everything you hear and ultimately to infer whatever you think, could consider, or have done.
I’m being checking all those Microsoft internal forums/communities/events for ever and I never being able to find them productive.
I always have the impression that they are not there to be useful. Microsoft have literal Billions of users and they actively promote those communities and still they are depressing desert most of the time and they don’t produce anything useful. Google, or even Bing, rarely return any valuable result from those places, it’s always stack overflow or some personal blog.
Formerly Known as “the great suspender”. Seem he had to completely change the way the app was designed probably to play nice with Google memory management.
