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Discussion is split between Synology’s recent COMPUTEX 2026 product and software announcements (DSM, ActiveProtect, and AI-powered offerings) and user-level concerns like potential compromises, compatibility/bug errors, and how to submit apps to the Package Center. A smaller thread questions whether users should move away from Synology.

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Key Takeaway Synology’s COMPUTEX 2026 lineup focuses on next-gen DSM and expanding ActiveProtect/backup integrations, but users are also raising compatibility, error-code, and possible compromise questions.
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Synology’s COMPUTEX 2026 lineup focuses on next-gen DSM and expanding ActiveProtect/backup integrations, but users are also raising compatibility, error-code, and possible compromise questions.

Discussion is split between Synology’s recent COMPUTEX 2026 product and software announcements (DSM, ActiveProtect, and AI-powered offerings) and user-level concerns like potential compromises, compatibility/bug errors, and how to submit apps to the Package Center. A smaller thread questions whether users should move away from Synology.

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event COMPUTEX 2026
DSM/portfolio announcement Next-generation DiskStation Manager and a full lineup of data management solutions
ActiveProtect expansion targets AWS, Azure, Proxmox, and Nutanix
ActiveProtect component/version APM 2.0

What to Watch

  • Follow Synology’s COMPUTEX 2026 announcements for follow-on details on DSM and data management solutions. TechPowerUp
  • Watch for releases/rollout guidance tied to ActiveProtect’s APM 2.0 expansion across AWS, Azure, Proxmox, and Nutanix. storagereview.com
  • Check r/synology for threads around compatibility (e.g., DSM version support) and recurring error-code reports. r/synology

What Changed

  • Synology Extends ActiveProtect to AWS, Azure, Proxmox, and Nutanix with APM 2.0 at COMPUTEX 2026 storagereview.com
  • Synology showcases the next generation DiskStation Manager and a full lineup of data management solutions at COMPUTEX 2026 | Synology Inc. TechPowerUp
  • Possible Synology compromise? r/synology
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Is Synology Moving Away From Routers?

Synology is still best known for NAS hardware, DSM, backup software, private cloud storage, surveillance, and business data management, but its router range has always been an interesting side branch of the wider ecosystem and one that I have genuinely enjoyed reviewing. Products such as the RT2600ac, MR2200ac, WRX560 and RT6600ax appealed to users who liked the Synology software experience and wanted a router interface that felt closer to DSM than the usual consumer router web panel. SRM, or Synology Router Manager, gave users features such as Safe Access, Threat Prevention, VPN tools, mesh s

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What Changed in Synology Cameras and the License Requirements?

Synology’s camera licensing policy has changed for part of its 2026 camera generation. The BC510, TC510, and BC800Z are now listed by Synology as requiring a Surveillance Device License, with Synology’s license documentation stating that these models require 1 license per camera. This means these Synology-branded cameras are now treated in the same basic licensing structure as regular IP cameras, where each camera consumes 1 available Surveillance Station camera license. This is a significant change because Synology’s own cameras previously had a clear licensing advantage inside Surveillance S

Synology Official Cameras Now Need a Camera License - WHY???
Which Cameras are Affected, and What About Older Synology Cameras?

The affected 2026 Synology camera models listed as requiring a Surveillance Device License are the BC800Z, BC510, and TC510. The BC800Z is the higher-end 8MP model with PoE connectivity, optical zoom coverage, longer night vision range, IP66/IP67/IK10 protection, a 5-year warranty, and additional analytics such as License Plate Recognition and Smoke Detection. The BC510 and TC510 are 5MP PoE cameras, offered in bullet and turret designs respectively, with 2880×1620 resolution, 30 FPS video, a 110° horizontal field of view, 30 m night vision, people and vehicle detection, intrusion detection, a

Synology Official Cameras Now Need a Camera License - WHY???
Why Has Synology Made This Decision?

Synology’s stated reasoning appears to centre on making its newer cameras more flexible across different deployment environments. The BC510 and TC510 are being positioned not only as Surveillance Station cameras, but also as cameras for third-party NVR and VMS systems through ONVIF, as well as Synology’s upcoming cloud-based surveillance platform. By separating the camera hardware from the Surveillance Station license entitlement, Synology can sell the cameras into environments where a bundled Surveillance Station license would not be useful, while also lowering the hardware entry price for us

Synology Official Cameras Now Need a Camera License - WHY???
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