These are just login tokens from BlueCurve logins. It doe...

[rstra]

@sowelu66   These are just login tokens from BlueCurve logins. It doesn’t hurt to delete them, the worse that can happen is you have to login again from a device.

[therealneal]

Mine shows 125 IpCoam devices. Deleting them is a ridiculously tedious, on-at-a-time process. I only have one PC dedicated to watching the BLueCurve TV app.

[KT24]

I am showing 84 of those....do they slow the internet usage and am I able to delete them?

[mdk]

@KT24 -- do they slow the internet usage and am I able to delete them?

No. The speed reaching your computer, through the cable-modem, is not diminished by the software inside the cable-modem.

Yes, such entries may be (tediously) deleted.

Maybe, a "factory reset" of the cable-modem will wipe all of them, at once.

[AndrewWaWe]

I found 33 of them on my blue curve. I had cameras but not so many

[rstra]

@AndrewWaWe  They have nothing to do with cameras. Read the entire thread, they are harmless and can safely be deleted.

[ianinafrica]

We have 142 "BlueCurve TV Devices" entries, of these interspersed with a few identifiers that we recognize. We don't have any specific fears of cameras but I do wonder if this is an indicator of others that can or are accessing Bluecurve through our account and if that has any implications.  

[rstra]

@ianinafrica  If you are concerned about others accessing your BlueCurve, you can always change you password. 

[crizazz]

I have the same issue why can I see this?

[mdk]

@crizazz -- I have the same issue why can I see this?

Please reread the full thread of messages, to find the answer.