Is imageCapture capability not supported anymore?

[Moiz_Hayder]

@krlaframboise These images are stored in the S3 cloud. I experimented with this custom device:

Android IP Camera Device

This is a custom device type. This works with the Android IP Camera app. It allows you to take photos, record video, turn on/off the led, focus, overlay, and night vision. It displays various sensors including battery level, humidity, temperature, and light (lux). The sensor data is all dependent on what your phone supports. First you must create the device type: https://graph.api.smartthings.com/ide/devices. Copy this code there. Then you must create the device: https://graph.api.smartthings.com/device/list. Install the app on your phone. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pas.webcam.pro. I recommend the paid version, but the free works as well. You have to adjust your router settings to allow the port to be forwarded to your phone. I set up static ip addresses for …

and using the SmartThings storeImage API (also deprecated and no longer officially supported) and you can access your image at: https://graph.api.smartthings.com/api/s3/smartthings-smartsense-camera/[imageFileName]. But the disturbing thing I found was that I have multiple SmartThings accounts and when I am logged-in to any one of them, I can view the images taken from the SmartApps that were installed to the other accounts.

Regarding how to remove those images and what happens to them after the SmartApp was removed, I have no idea at the moment.