Connected-device privacy tool

Connected security-camera audit

Review account protection, updates, network access, recording, sharing and household privacy for cameras and video doorbells.

Run this audit for every camera account and household. A secure camera is not only a strong password: app access, router security, firmware, recovery methods, shared users and physical placement all matter.
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If you find suspicious access

  1. Use a trusted device to change the camera-account and email passwords.
  2. Enable or reset MFA and revoke unfamiliar sessions, devices and shared users.
  3. Update the camera, hub, app and router; preserve relevant logs before resetting if safe to do so.
  4. Contact the manufacturer and relevant authorities if stalking, threats or unlawful access may be involved.

FTC camera-security guidance →

This audit does not test the device or account technically and cannot confirm that either is uncompromised. Follow current manufacturer and relevant authority guidance.

Review microphone use separately

Security camera audio recording: useful feature or privacy risk? Use the country-aware checklist before enabling live listening, clip audio or continuous recording.

Deep-dive cybersecurity guides

Account takeover · Two-factor authentication · Separate Wi‑Fi · Cloud access · Subscription cancellation

Privacy and ownership guides

Privacy zones · Indoor family privacy · Rental properties · Police requests · Safe resale and disposal

Received an unknown-tracker alert? Preserve the alert, use official detection tools and prioritise personal safety.