Amcrest View Pro not working with Android 9

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jack7
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Re: Amcrest View Pro not working with Android 9

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My two posts from yesterday were about encryption and network sniffers. In your replies yesterday, you really didn't address that. So apparently you are OK with unencrypted traffic on the path between your device and camera where network sniffers can capture your ID and Password. That's fine, but I would not consider that a Secure path as you stated.
If interested, here's one link about network sniffers.
https://www.lifewire.com/definition-of-sniffer-817996
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Revo2Maxx
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Re: Amcrest View Pro not working with Android 9

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Ok Jack... So I am done with this. I know what a Lan Sniffer is, if that is what your worried about sorry that happen long before you are trying to send your Data over P2P. Sorry your Question is Mis leading and invokes the idea that someone is going to use software or hardware over the INTERNET to take data that my camera it is sending to my Phone and get info about my life... This isn't going to happen..

Not going to debate over this. This isn't in line with the question from the OP. If there is a Sniffer on my ISP, P2P or my own servers then they can get all the data they want. Why try and invoke fear into people that are just trying to have a way to watch their camera footage... Humm you work for a VPN company? Maybe you're a Hacker?

Maybe start a new thread with your line of someone hacking your Ip camera data you can debate there... In there you can provide data about others that have had their P2P Sniffed... Would be interesting to see some Real World Data on that...
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jack7
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Re: Amcrest View Pro not working with Android 9

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Your id and password had to go from your device to the camera to log on. So I think you are misleading. Also, I am done.
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