Again, like many other people I need a 3:4 frame output otherwise most of the frame is pointing at walls and the FOV in the other axis isn't big enough. I need more vertical FOV and less horizontal. This is easily achieved by rotating the sensor 90°. The orientation in hardware and software is arbitrary. 

A 90° rotation option in addition to 180° in the options would completely fix this issue for me. 

If Tapo can't put a 90° rotation option in their app, then I don't trust them to be able to do any of the other things I need. This might explain the issues my NVR has been having with the TP-Link and Tapo cameras.

This is the second Tapo camera I have this issue with. I won't be buying another whilst this remains an issue. I'm currently having to use ffmpeg to post process the rotation and this is very inconvenient. Both Tapo cameras I own show glitched video periodically.