To be fair, as a former Software QA professional…even “bug fixes” usually bring more bugs. It’s the nature of new code. The job of QA is to make sure to catch and resolve the most high-impact bugs since it’s basically mathematically impossible to catch and fix things down to zero bugs even with just a handful of lines of code. This is part of the reason Wyze has said in AMA’s in the past that they limit adding new features to old products unless there is a high-impact bug to address, and instead try to leave them alone to be stable.
But with the App (and many of the cameras), there will almost always be ongoing changes anyway, so there is no reason to avoid adding new features that are mostly app-specific when they’re always going to be doing monthly changes to the app regardless.
That’s not to say that they don’t still need to continue addressing bug fixes in the app (and other products/firmware). Of course they need to keep doing that. I am just saying there isn’t really a reason to avoid adding new features in the app when it will always have changes every month no matter what.