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Swann's kitchen security camera sends video to wrong app

The maker of a home security camera has apologised after one of its products transmitted video and audio to the wrong person's app.

The footage - from an unidentified family's kitchen - was received by a BBC journalist who owned one of Swann Security's products.

27 June 2018

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