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If everything has a warning label then you start to ignore them
I have a wyze camera that I basically only use to watch my cat when I'm not home and wanted to see the options but everything has a warning, so I'll guess I'll keep my wyze
Reminds me a little of a situation in Mexico, they added warnings to good products to warm about excessive calories, sugar, fat and other stuff, but when you go shopping everything has a label, so you just ignore them. Is they had different colors according to how much over the limit they are they would be better, but it doesn't matter if it has 101 kcal or 800kcal, they get the same "excessive calories" warning
Oh huh, I thought there were more camera options listed before
The UI on the site could use some work to make it easier to see what's what