@Lefteris23 I share my 3 garden cameras with my mother 3000 miles away and she shares one with me. Its great, but I agree, there needs to a list of options to choose from when sharing.

Also, my mothers is 73 so trying to talk her through setting it was a nightmare, 3 hours later we got it working via Facetime. It would have been a breeze if I could have have full access to all the settings on her camera. 

  @Solla-topee Thanks for the info.

Replied on the thread already.

You should definetely speak to the Product Manager for the Tapo App and get this in your Roadmap.

You can't really share a camera with all permissions, even inside a family.
Imagine my mother being on her 70's accidentally enabling/disabling features...

To be honest, if I knew about this limitation, I would have not purchased the camera, despite everything else is great, as this is key for me.

Thanks

  @Solla-topee 

Thank you. I did confirm that shared accounts have only limited access which is great.
However ideally you would like to specify permissions on per account level, but I guess for my use this is fine now!

The other limit of the number of accounts is though something you should take a look at. Especially in the scenario of a camera in a appartment block that you want to share with the residents...

  @Lefteris23 

Yes, please allow setting custom permissions for each user the camera is shared with. I installed several Tapo cameras at my parents' house and would like to be able to give my mom very limited permissions (so she can only view the live feed) as she is horrible with electronics and just pushes random buttons. On the other hand, my dad is more tech savvy and I'd like to give him more permissions.

  @Solla-topee  I really need this feature. Whatever happened to it . 

Solla-topee wrote

  @Contraband  @Lefteris23 

Hi,
Thank you very much for the feedback here, for your feature request, it's recommended to vote or leave your comments on the thread "grant/deny permissions for a shared device", and we will keep logging the request and forward it to the relevant team to evaluate.

Best Regards

  @Lefteris23 Depending on the app version, you can control permissions like whether the person can only view the camera feed or also have access to control features like motion detection or camera settings.