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Re:Webcams used to attack Reddit and Twitter recalled by voltagex_ on Monday October 24, 2016 @08:31PM (#12784187)
>gets your Wifi password through their app via the "cloud".

And? What does it matter that someone has a password that's only good for about 100 metres around your house?

Of all the passwords I have, my wifi password is the one I care least about.

I'd be more worried about what the app itself is doing on my phone - I caught one attempting to update outside of the Play Store. No thanks.

Re:Webcams used to attack Reddit and Twitter recalled by yorwba on Monday October 24, 2016 @10:39PM (#12784848)
> I'd be more worried about what the app itself is doing on my phone - I caught one attempting to update outside of the Play Store.

If it is Chinese-made, that might just be because the Play Store is blocked by the Great Firewall. Apps in China need to use some other way to update.

Re:Webcams used to attack Reddit and Twitter recalled by voltagex_ on Monday October 24, 2016 @10:51PM (#12784898)
This is a great point, but the app in question was Broadlink eControl - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.broadlink....
Re:Webcams used to attack Reddit and Twitter recalled by ryanlol on Tuesday October 25, 2016 @03:30AM (#12785938)
Made in China.