It profiteth a man not to deep troubleshoot cloud-based devices immediately 🤯

[peepeep]

Best first move… do nothing.

Usually.

[Antonius]

Do nothing. That is exactly what I have done since I saw the current firmware upgrades were available.

[carverofchoice]

@peepeep

Best first move… do nothing.

[smart-alec time]
Lies! If you “do nothing,” you’ll never know if something is actually wrong.

Things worth doing that are more than “nothing”:

• Checking the forums/Service status page.

• Asking other users if they are having the same problem
  • For me, I usually ask @spamoni and @R.Good or other mavens if they can confirm the issue. But that’s more than “do nothing”

Looking on the forum and asking is more than doing nothing.
</smart-alec time>

Otherwise, I might power cycle a single device (not everything), or my phone.

Just don’t ever have ALL your devices do the same thing at the same time. Don’t reboot them all at the same time; don’t update their firmware all at the same time, etc.

[R.Good]

But I always say reboot… 3 times

[peepeep]

@Antonius

Do nothing. That is exactly what I have done since I saw the current firmware upgrades were available.

Prudent.

Is there a persistent auto-update toggle you have to turn off on the iOS app? I thought I saw someone mention it yesterday.

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@carverofchoice

Things worth doing that are more than “nothing”:

Well said, and I seem to recall @Newshound, @R.Good and @HDRock as among the first to recommend as much years ago…

[peepeep]

Shout out to the first responders:

@Seapup

I think these issues are server-related as my issues were working fine last night and early this morning. Issues started happening a few hours ago.

@Bam

I was just going to ping someone on this too
same thing, rules and shortcuts

as well as sensors and everything they control and notify. this has to be a server

@WyzeJasonJ wakey wakey

@Seapup

Thanks for confirming. I’ll activate the BatSignal.

@Bam

awesome. thank you! looks like this is being caught rather fast, hopefully we can get it known before the Wyze world awakens

often among those of this bent:

God bless beta folk always looking for trouble

They are sanguine problem solvers. Unlike me. [image] [image] D. Lynch

upon whom my strategy of

@peepeep

benign neglect

somewhat depends…

[Antonius]

@peepeep

Is there a persistent auto-update toggle you have to turn off on the iOS app?

I have never seen any setting for Auto Firmware updates. I have the Auto Update for apps turned off because if an app is screwed up I can not go back to an older version on iOS unless I sign up to be an app tester on Apple.
If I tap the cam to live view and it says new firmware in the pop up box I just tap don’t ask me again and cancel. I read the forums to see how many members post problems before I do anything else.

[Seapup]

@Antonius

I have never seen any setting for Auto Firmware updates

It depends on cam model. Also applies to some non-cam products:

[Antonius]

Thanks @Seapup I never noticed it on my V3, V3 Pro or WCO cams before. I checked and all mine show off.