Moisture intrusion into the rearview camera housing can cause corrosion and result in a blank screen. Honda is recalling 59,887 SUVs because their backup cameras may fail. The vehicles might have a ...

Porsche recalls 173,538 vehicles for rearview camera software failures on 2019-2025 models. Remedy expected mid-February 2026; root cause remains unclear, with signal noise suspected. Growing ...

Toyota is recalling 144,200 vehicles in the United States after federal regulators flagged a rearview camera defect that can leave drivers without a visual aid while backing up. The National Highway ...

Mitsubishi Motors North America is recalling nearly 200,000 Outlander and Outlander plug-in hybrid electric SUVs because of faulty software that could make their rearview cameras malfunction. The ...

Certain 2024 and 2025 Porsche Macan Electric vehicles were produced with rearview camera modules featuring iffy software that may result in a failure to display the rearview image. Although a software ...

After decades of releasing different models, the iPhone has proven itself to be a class of its own among smartphones. But if many of us are truly honest about why we get them, it's seldom due to their ...

As Carscoops recently revealed, 181 recalls were issued in the United States for rear-view camera problems, and it seems as though a new car is impacted by such a problem every other week. Earlier ...

A glowing Tesla logo on a vehicle charging station. — Unsplash - Prometheus Tesla is recalling nearly 220,000 vehicles over rearview camera issues in the latest safety problem for the troubled ...

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced a pair of recalls last week impacting an estimated 289,000 Ford trucks and SUVs. The recalls both involve problems with the camera systems ...

Samsung is reportedly developing a new camera sensor that will fix the problems its Galaxy smartphones have, which is the motion blur when taking photos. Samsung Develops New Camera Sensor to Fix ...

In the search for more exciting broken electronics to repair, [Hugh Jeffreys] bought a GoPro Hero 10 for US$100 with an apparently rather common issue of no camera input, along with a cracked display.