Core Viewpoint - A user reported a potential privacy breach involving a surveillance camera, raising concerns about unauthorized access to personal monitoring devices and the implications for user security [1][4]. Group 1: Incident Details - The incident occurred when the user attempted to replay footage from a surveillance camera during a thunderstorm and unexpectedly heard a strange male voice, despite being alone with only a pet cat present [3][4]. - The user ruled out various possibilities for the voice, asserting that no links were shared and that the camera had only been accessed by herself since purchase [4]. Group 2: Company Response - The official customer service of the surveillance camera brand,萤石, stated that they do not have access to user footage and can only see limited device configuration information [5]. - The company emphasized the importance of customer security, explaining that each device is uniquely bound to an app and cannot be accessed by others [5]. Group 3: Industry Concerns - Privacy issues related to network cameras have been a significant concern, with a past investigation revealing unauthorized access vulnerabilities in some devices [5][6]. - A report indicated that out of 625 internet-connected assets in a management platform, 219 had unauthorized access vulnerabilities, resulting in a detection rate of 35% [5].