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Home : May 21 2020 Computer News : Owl Cameras gets a new lease on life after the startup left users in the lurch

Owl Cameras gets a new lease on life after the startup left users in the lurch

May 21, 2020

Update: Owl Cameras has a new lease on life. As of May 19, 2020, CallPass announced it has acquired the Owl Cameras business and is beginning to restore support to users cut adrift when Owl Cameras, Inc. dissolved rather untidily earlier this year (see original news story below for more on that). Existing Owl customers should have received a notification via their app or email. Owl Cameras is dead. The startup made a splash in 2018 with the Owl Car Cam, a dash cam that plugged into a car’s OBD-II port and recorded both inside and outside the vehicle, uploading those videos to a cloud service via LTE. But now, two years later, the company’s employees are scattered, and its assets have been sold. The story might have ended abruptly right there, but this tale holds a glimmer of hope for existing users.To read this article in full, please click here

Link: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3529968/owl-cameras-is-dead-and-users-who-bought-its-expensive-dash-cam-are-in-limbo.html#tk.rss_all
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