Chinese police suggest users change their home camera passwords after purchase and to avoid installing them in private areas like bedrooms. (Picture: CCTV) Chinese police suggest users change their home camera passwords after purchase and to avoid installing them in private areas like bedrooms. (Picture: CCTV)
Chinese police suggest users change their home camera passwords after purchase and to avoid installing them in private areas like bedrooms. (Picture: CCTV)
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Tens of thousands of home security camera accounts sold online in China

Home security cameras from brands including Amazon and Xiaomi are facing scrutiny in both China and the US

Topic |   Cybersecurity
Xinmei Shen
Xinmei Shen

Updated: 9:26pm, 16 Feb, 2020

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Chinese police suggest users change their home camera passwords after purchase and to avoid installing them in private areas like bedrooms. (Picture: CCTV) Chinese police suggest users change their home camera passwords after purchase and to avoid installing them in private areas like bedrooms. (Picture: CCTV)
Chinese police suggest users change their home camera passwords after purchase and to avoid installing them in private areas like bedrooms. (Picture: CCTV)
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