Amcrest Forum

I've tested firmware from the Amcrest support team that resolves this. I expect it should be available soon.

In the end, I guess the safest option will be to create a firewall rule that prevents the cameras from communicating LAN to WAN. I do like @longedge's technique of giving them a bad gateway address. That seems both simple and effective.

Revo2Maxx I'd consider any device that establishes a connected to an outside server even though I've disabled that feature a security concern, and whereas this connection is specifically designed to allow remote access for cameras around my home a privacy one as well. You may trust p2p.amcrestview....

I noticed a lot of DNS lookups to p2p.amcrestview.com in my OpenDNS stats and found P2P enabled on both of my Amcrest cameras. I disabled it on both and today I still see the requests. The bullet camera seems fine, but the dome camera model referenced in the subject line was reenabled. I disabled it...