There is a need for the administrator of the account to grant and deny permissions. I need to share permission to view playback history with another family member, but unable to do so. I have to check in elederly family members, when i am not available my wife is unable to do so...this places her parents at risk.

  @tapotiger 

The ability for the administrator/account holder to select and share specific function is a primary need.  Being unable to share playback history to other primary parties is very restrictive.  If the administrator is not available the reels cannot be viewed, in our case this could put elderly parents at risk.

When I share I would love to have to option to share full access. That way my husband and I can both have full access to the cameras on our property.

 The ability to grant/deny permissions at a granular level is a fundamental requirement of any camera security system. Having invested in seventeen TP-Link cameras to date and recommended TP-Link cameras to others I have now stopped building/investing in my TPLink ecosystem until there is clarity around this issue. 

 

Please just let us know if any developments are under way or planned to grant/deny permissions at a granular level.

This is much needed, the shared accounts accidentally pan and tilt when they mean to zoom

  @tapotiger 

 

option to grant permission for live view microphone, call feature, camera control for shared accounts

 

Its a must have...we got C210 cameras and the invited accounts dont have the abillity to open/close cameras !!!!

Yes I would love this feature as it give the owner of the account to manage what is shared

I’d likely my partner to be able to switch privacy mode on when they’re home

Feature request to make individiual user to have certain permission to control camera features

Need shared permissions.