Several internet-connected doorbell cameras have a security flaw that allows hackers to take over the camera by just holding down a button, among other issues, according to research by Consumer ...

Update: In November 2024, the Federal Communications Commission proposed a fine of $734,872 against Eken in an action stemming from Consumer Reports’ reporting on the company. CR has published a ...

Imagine setting up a shiny new video doorbell from Amazon on your front door to surveil all your family's comings and goings, your friends' visits, your packages getting delivered, your daily schedule ...

Temu has halted sales of some models — but Consumer Reports say retailers like Amazon and Shein haven’t responded and still have plenty on sale. Temu has halted sales of some models — but Consumer ...

Consumer Reports found that some Amazon’s Choice video bells have security so bad that a complete stranger can pair their phone to your doorbell simply by holding the exterior button for eight seconds ...

Video doorbells make it easy for you to watch who’s coming and going, but who else might be viewing those videos? The answer: hackers and you’d likely never know it. A new Consumer Reports ...

The company has issued a firmware fix in response to a Consumer Reports investigation. The company has issued a firmware fix in response to a Consumer Reports investigation. covered the podcast and ...

Video doorbell cameras have been commoditized to the point where they're available for $30–$40 on marketplaces like Amazon, Walmart, Temu, and Shein. The true cost of owning one might be much greater, ...

Some doorbell cameras sold by Amazon and other online retailers have security flaws that could allow bad actors to view footage from the devices or control them completely, according to an ...