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# EVS1002D

## v1.0.15

### \[New Feature]

* Enables secure HTTPS access to the local status page for authorized users, protecting credential integrity and allowing safe, encrypted real-time system monitoring.
* Enable device shutdown via the local web UI, safeguarding data integrity and preventing hardware damage for reliable, risk-free power management
* Enhances network security and compliance by supporting encrypted cloud toggles, JC-star standards, LLDP identification, and resolving header anomalies to prevent router security alerts
* Restores accurate network traffic reporting and expands RTSP password character compatibility, ensuring seamless virtual camera integration without risking URI-path breaking errors

### \[Issue Fix]

* Fixed NVS disk-detection issue after power outage to prevent false storage loss and ensure reliable recording recovery.

## v1.0.11

### \[New Feature]

* Enables live streaming with latency functionality even when no hard drive is installed.
* Upgrades the Edge AI engine to the latest model for improved detection accuracy.
* Adds automatic network failover to a backup gateway if the main connection drops for 30 minutes.
* Reduces unnecessary disk noise by optimizing background logging processes.

## v1.0.0

* Initial release


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