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I am about to renovate a barn, which is next to a public lane, into a
garage. Swallows have always nested in it and I intend to build them a large enclosure inside with a new dedicated entrance. I would also like to fit a camera so we can watch them. It would be wifi connected to a wireless access point in the house about 20 metres away. The AP is WPA protected so, as far as I can see, the new camera will not provide any route for people to hack into my network. Is this so, or have I overlooked something that could be a threat? Experts please advise and it might help the earlier poster about cameras on farms. Peter Scott |
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