@md @subway surfers I got it, thanks!

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Product features and updates can vary, and it's possible that Reolink may have introduced new features or customizations to their products since then. wordle

@cynthia_124785627824270 Yes, the password you set for the camera is entirely different from the one you use when logging into the Reolink website. For the cameras, the user name is admin and the password is blank (no password) by default. Every camera has a unique ID number, you can set the different password to distinguish them. If it is difficult to remember these passwords, you could use the same user name and password on every camera but enter the different device name.Sorry for the complex relationship between these two passwords. Hope my explanation could help you. If you have other problems, welcome to comment below. fnf game

It depends on the specific camera/NVR and the mobile or desktop application being used. In general, many modern cameras and NVRs do support encryption for remote access to their streams and interfaces, either through HTTPS or other secure protocols. However, this may not always be enabled by default, and it may be necessary to configure the device and the application to use encryption.
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