Lowercasejames

How would they get other passwords using the IP traffic? I’m a Mac user and passwords are encrypted by device. Just because they have the Nest account password doesn’t mean they can access my WiFi traffic, right? I also have an eero which is significantly more secure than most standard routers out there.

Sorry guys the same thing that happened to OP happened to me and i found this thread by Googling. Only difference is, the camera was ordered and sent to my house, which freaks me out. Either they made a mistake to and didn’t enter their shipping address or something more nefarious was going on. Like they ordered the camera, expected me to think “Cool, free gadget,” and set it up so they could monitor wherever I put it.

(If it helps I had two roommates at FSU who were grad students from LSU. They were from Shreveport.)