Latest version has bugs with selecting and deleting photos. On the Photos tab, selecting all pictures in a day and then deselecting one or more pics disables the delete button. To get delete button re-enabled, you can deselect and reselect a pic while all others are selected or deselected. Then clicking the delete button will delete ALL your pics from that day - even the ones you deselected. So two bugs 1) delete button is disabled 2) unselected pics are deleted if they are in the same range as group selection (day, last week, months).Keeping in mind that people that are installing this app are people that have purchased the cameras. One annoyance is the photo deleted confirmation message. It appears over the delete button - so when you are reviewing large version of pic and delete a pic, you have to wait until the confirmation banner disappears before deleting the next pic. Slows you down. Yes, you can delete a bunch of pictures at one in the small display mode, but the banner slows you down when viewing the pics at larger display. Also the bug mentioned above messes up the mass delete function.The function to take a pic is missing. This ties in with the camera communication. You cannot instigate it through the app. You have to wait for the camera to communicate on its schedule. That means changes cannot be done on the fly - they are tied to the cameras set schedule (user set). The functions that are in the app, work well.

Love the application but I would really like to see the choice of changing your plans for each camera within the app. As of now, you have to go to website login and change it there. Please add the ability to change plans within the app. The Whitetail Almanac app allows you to choose plans within the app. You can keep the interface you have currently just allow the users to click on which plan they’d like within that “window”. As far as firmware updates, they used to be over the air. Now in order to install them you have to physically insert a sd card. I know I was told if your camera is working fine not to upgrade it to new firmware but after I have added a 12V source to all my cameras, I haven’t any of the issues I used to have with AA batteries. Give us the option of updating firmware over the air again and just pop of a warning like: “we recommend not updating firmware if camera if working fine. Do you still wish to proceed?” Then have a yes or no option. I’ve updated all my camera to newest firmware and to be honest they seem to run even better with less battery drain (which was mentioned in one of the firmware updates).

This Link-Micro was my first trail cam and purchased primarily to capture pics of vehicles, including rear license plates, which enter/exit our 500 ft long driveway. Getting pics of wildlife is nice, also. Camera operation and iPhone app setup were relatively simple, although did need to format SD card in computer. Camera ate up 8 alkaline batteries in less than one month and 350 pictures. Switched to lithium and those are still showing 100% charge after 3 weeks and 200+ pictures. Tried several different camera settings and locations, but found it’s hit or miss to capture good picture of the rear of a vehicle. Have it set up to take 2 “instant” photos of every detection, but shutter speed is such that it usually only captures a vehicle or wildlife in only one picture and sometimes misses entirely. It rarely captures the rear of our vehicles with normal use of our driveway, so it’s doubtful we would catch a good shot of a potential intruder vehicle. If it does capture rear of vehicle, must take SD card out of camera to view picture on computer to have a chance of reading license plate. Might be able to make out make, model and color of vehicle, if daylight picture. An annoyance is failure of iPhone Spypoint app to remember login credentials, in spite of checking “Remember Me” box. Also, initial screen usually appears each time, in spite of checking box for “Do Not Show Again.”

I purchased and have had in the field since April 2019 a Dark Link camera. My camera quit transmitting pictures with all indicators on the camera showing a strong signal and battery strength. After 2 weeks and several phone calls the Customer Service had me do a hard reset and reinstall the camera to the website app. My Premium service plan was deleted and had to be reset up after another Trail period. SPYPOINT assured me that the first account was deleted and I would not be billed for the next month service. Guess what I was billed for the “deleted” account. Several more phone calls/emails, submission of my bank transaction and I was refund. Part 2 set up the account a second time every thing was working fine till the end of July when I started to get completely washed out over exposed daylight pictures. I used the text feature in the app and I would wait most times a day for a response. I would answer and wait. I finally kept manipulating the settings of the camera through the app and the daylight pictures started working. A few days later the night mode pictures went dark showing a full screen black image. Through all this I have given up on customer support help. They are untimely and do not seem to know the product very well. I Use the cuddelink system also and have had no issues running 4 cameras. I bought SPYPOINT because of the app & the camera so I am hoping that I can get it straightened out