Hi, I’ve got a camera (v2). My phone is an Android and my wife’s is an iPhone. We can both view live video. I can take pictures and record video on the Android, but my wife gets the message “Access Denied” when trying on the iPhone.
Any idea if there’s a setting somewhere or something that needs done on her phone?
Specifically, tap the Settings App in the iPhone. Scroll way down to Wyze near the bottom of the app list. Tap Photos and then Read and Write. You may also want to turn on the Microphone switch if you want to talk to the camera, Notifications if you want push notifications, and Background App Refresh if you want the app to monitor for alerts in the background.
I was having trouble with getting microphone to work on my iPhone 5s (iOS 12.2) – ie. Speak Access Denied
Turns out Loki’s answer is correct – just the wrong route to turn it on (for my iphone an update moved restrictions, etc).
Try Settings > Screen Time > Content & Privacy Restrictions > Microphone (then turn on ‘Allow Changes’ & make sure ‘Wyze’ app is ‘on’. Likewise one may need to do the same for ‘Photos’ (in place of Microphone above).
Lastly, my phone was also missing the ‘Microphone’ icon & it’s on/off slider under ‘Settings > Wyze’ ie Settings > Wyze (mine only contained ‘Photos, Siri&Search, Notifications, Background App Refresh, & Cellular Data’).
Once I (first) enabled the restrictions properly, (second) fully removed the Wyze app (restart didn’t solve), then (third) reinstalled the Wyze app, everything was where it should be & worked.
ps, shout out to Kayla (on Wyze chat) for her help solving!