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Secluso Turns a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W Into a Privacy-Centric, End-to-End Encrypted Camera System

Developer Ardalan Amiri Sani and colleagues have decided to do battle with smart camera companies on the privacy front — offering a roll-your-own alternative powered by low-cost Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W single-board computers: Secluso.

"We've built an open-source, privacy-preserving alternative to Ring cameras, using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, called Secluso," Sani explains of the team's work. "It uses end-to-end encryption to send videos from the camera to a mobile app, which is available both in Google Play Store and Apple App Store. We've put in a lot of effort to make it easy to set up! You can set up our camera on your own [Raspberry] Pi in less than five minutes with minimal technical expertise using our easy-to-use GUI deploy tool."

Looking for a more private approach to smart cameras? Try Secluso. (📷: Secluso)

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