Disable Shared Audio

[888Turnkey]

I share my Wyze Pan Cam v2 camera with multiple people at my house. They are able to turn on the audio at thier discretion and hear any conversations. As the person sharing access I should be able to dictate audio and video, but cannot.

Going into Advanced settings and checking record sound does not address this problem neither does placing a X versus a wave on the sound icon on the cameras’ home screen, this only affects my feed.

Any insight would be appreciated on how to disable the audio on a shared feed.

TK

[IEatBeans]

Unfortunately this currently isn’t possible, however many users have requested more permission settings for shared users. Please hit the green vote button on this wishlist and add your usecase at the bottom. Thanks!

Multiple Users' Permissions for Shared Users

So we have multiple camera’s set up at our house. My wife and I both have the app and I shared the camera with her. The problem we run into is that I want to give her full access to control settings also, but there is no permissions list for users who have access to the camera. Every time one person wants to change the settings, increase sensitivity, turn off notifications etc, you have to call/text the other person to change the settings. We use them for security and as a baby monitor so set…

[Newshound]

Also Vote for this:

Please add a feature to disable livestream audio / microphone

Please add a feature to disable livestream audio / microphone for privacy issues. I am aware there is a way to disable audio while recording but would like to have a way to disable livestream audio when viewing via Alexa Echo show, Kindle, etc.

If you want a solution today, about the only thing you can do is unplug the microphone.

[888Turnkey]

Thanks for the quick responses and suggestions. I voted to be able to disable livestream audio.

Although a software solution is preferable I’m forced to simply put a drill to the speaker microphone on my Cam Pan v2.

[K6CCC]

Drill not required. It’s very easy to pull the mic off with a pair of needle nosed pliers.