I figured! That’s why I held back. Oh yes, the topic!
Yes! Yes, you can!
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As a resident Wyze Minimalist, I affirm Mr. Tony’s assertion!
I am afraid to take chances. My second home is in Japan and I am now in Hong Kong. I have two other cameras to set up. I bought 3 cameras.
What happened if I messed up the one in Japan property.
I am still thinking about it, to create a second account for my Hong Kong property. If I want to upgrade to premium, does it mean I have to pay double?
I would say set up all 3 on the same Wyze account that way it’s alot easier to view each camera. You could have them organized by location in camera groups. I mean there are use cases where different properties using different accounts would be better, but if it’s just you wanting to monitor two properties I would say one singular wyze account and set up all three cameras under that one account.
Wyze doesn’t have anything titled “premium”, there is “Cam Plus” which you may be thing of. Each individual camera would need a cam plus license. Another reason to have a singular account if possible is the managing of the cam plus subscriptions, a lot easier with a single Wyze account than spread across multiple wyze accounts.
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Thank you! Appreciate your reply.
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This is exactly what I just did and it worked. I have a good friend in the area of my 2nd property so I didn’t need to go there myself. He did it for me.
I set up the camera at location 1 first then mailed it to him. Since the Network name & password are the same at both locations, installing at location 2 was plug n play.
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i know this is a very old post, hopefully you see and can answer….i see you have 88 cams on, i understand the 2 networks, all under one account….my question is say, for example, 5 of your 88 cameras are at one location, everything is under your one account, but you want the people at the 5 camera location only able to view them cameras on their tablet or phone, not the remaining 83… you can view all 88, but they can only view their 5 ….can this be done?
With a guest account you can share specific cams. However you need to be aware that guest accounts are pretty restricted. They can view live stream and cloud videos, but not the SD card recordings for example. They also can’t customize notifications other than “same as main account” or “all off”.
It’s called sharing, not guest, and a @dave27 mentions, users are seriously restricted in what they can view and do with cameras.
My unofficial term for an account that you’ve shared cams to 
We have 32 communication sites and all sites have same wifi, passwords makes is fast and easy for us to deploy the Kasa Wifi plug we use them at all sites to plug in the cameras,at any time you can restart everything at thr site that’s on the Kasa plug. Or each 1 separate, saves on road tips to sites.