Specifically, Wyze says VerifiedView works by writing a hashed version of your user ID into your Wyze cam’s firmware. Then, whenever your camera captures a video, an image, or a live feed, the ...

Written by Artie Beaty, Contributing Writer June 20, 2025, 9:17 a.m. PT Wyze Wyze is rolling out a new program to make sure only you can see your home security cameras.

Wyze is now launching “VerifiedView,” a new security method that’s primarily designed to ensure the footage from your camera is only accessible by you – as it should be.

Wyze is calling its new security measure “VerifiedView,” and in a nutshell, it affixes a unique ID onto every video, image, or live feed shot by your Wyze camera.

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Here's how it works: VerifiedView is a layer of metadata that now applies to all Wyze cameras. Metadata is extra data attached to the content that we see and interact with, like photos and video ...

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