For Synology users, I am happy to report that I have my three Wyze Cameras (2 x v4, and 1 v3) back online in Surveillance Station after the recent change by Wyze that broke a lot of containers (IOTC_ER_TIMEOUT) operating in docker bridge networking mode. The solution is to use docker host networking mode. Well, running it in Container Manager on the NAS in host networking mode wasn't an option because, as Synology users know, port 5000 is used by the DSM web UI. So I pulled out an old Raspberry Pi 2B I had lying around and installed raspberry pi os lite (headless), installed docker, then installed dockage for simple container stack management (much simpler than Portainer). I created a wyze-bridge container with the following compose file:

version: "3.3"
services:
wyze-bridge:
ports:
- 1935:1935 # RTMP
- 8554:8554 # RTSP
- 8888:8888 # HLS
- 5050:5000 # Web-UI
- 8889:8889 # WebRTC
- 8189:8189/udp # WebRTC/ICE
environment:
- WB_AUTH=false
- WYZE_EMAIL=[insert yours here]
- WYZE_PASSWORD=[insert yours here]
- API_ID=[insert yours here]
- API_KEY=[insert yours here]
image: mrlt8/wyze-bridge
network_mode: host
networks: {}

I now have them configured and running successfully in Surveillance Station using the rtsp://Pi_IP_address:8554/camera_name. The old Raspberry Pi 2B is working surprising well (it's not doing much else). I guess it's merely unlocking and passing the stream along.