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We've added a network supervision toggle that can be turned-off if you no longer want to receive or see network supervision events.

To access it, navigate to your device details page and then select "Manage Device". You will see the option as a checkbox in that list.

Any device that you can view from "outside" your own network is "live on the Internet". Your camera was designed to work that way. Follow your camera manufacturers instructions for security which includes using password protection. All EnvisaLink traffic is encrypted and the site...

We've reached out to them several times. With no response.

It may be that they view us as competitors but it doesn't have to be that way at all.

We think there would be great opportunity for all if we were to work together.

Maybe this time will be the charm

They have to contact us first for that to happen. Hopefully they realize that.

The carrier list has been updated.

Does the camera work from the EyezOn portal on your computer?

It does.

Hi Sorry I missed your questions before. We really just did the Quick API as a stop-gap until we released the TPI. We were hoping people would move to that instead. Although I do understand that there are some advantages to this approach. 1. I've added that for you. 2. For the command just append &a...

Hello, I responded to you in e-mail as well, but I thought I might as well answer here just in case others do the same thing. The issue in your case was that when you registered the device you select "EnvisaLink 3 DSC" from the drop-down menu instead of "EnvisaLink 3 Honeywell" a...

It looks like our attempts at a work-around aren't going to be successful either. Unfortunately Apple (who I'm normally a big fan of) really gaffed this time. Safari is quite broken on IOS6. It seems they have implemented a caching scheme that has killed half the web-services on the internet on the ...