Sharing a Sikocam Camera with Family: Access Done Right

A camera watching a home usually serves a household, not a person. Sharing through siko cam lets each family member use their own sign in, which beats the shared password on a sticky note in every way that matters.

Invite people, never passwords

Use the app's sharing flow to invite each person by their own account. They get the cameras you choose; you keep the account. When someone no longer needs access, a lodger, a sitter, a grown child's old phone, you remove that one invite instead of changing a password on every device in the house.

Keep going with privacy and password settings once this part is done; the two steps belong together in practice.

Choose cameras per person

Share by camera, not by account. The neighbour feeding the cat needs the hall camera for a week, not the nursery. The grandparents may want the garden camera and nothing else. Small, specific shares are the whole point of doing this properly.

Related help: running several cameras well covers the other half of this job.

A five minute review routine

Twice a year, open the sharing list and read it like a guest list for your house. Remove anyone you do not recognise instantly. It takes five minutes, and it is the cheapest security upgrade a camera system has.