WebCamTexture.device on the Kindle Fire returning a camera

The Kindle Fire doesn't possess a camera, yet a call to `WebCamTexture.devices` returns a singular camera with the `WebCamDevice.name` property "Camera 0". Can anyone else replicate this? I am using `Debug.Log` to output info and reading it via adb logcat. I assume Unity should be notified of this as a bug on Kindle Fire if it can be replicated on other people's devices.

If you're wondering why I would need to be checking for an existing camera on a device that doesn't have one, it is to prevent a certain feature to be activated in the game we are developing.

Thanks.

UPDATE

I messaged the Amazon Tech Support team about the issue to see if they knew about anything their end and this is how they replied:

Thanks for letting us know about this. I haven't had a chance to check the Unity API, but this is the feature set I get from the standard Android function "getSystemAvailableFeatures":

10-02 17:22:00.929: V/DUMP_FEATURES(22382): android.hardware.wifi

10-02 17:22:00.929: V/DUMP_FEATURES(22382): android.hardware.touchscreen.multitouch.distinct 10-02 17:22:00.929: V/DUMP_FEATURES(22382): android.hardware.touchscreen.multitouch 10-02 17:22:00.929: V/DUMP_FEATURES(22382): android.hardware.sensor.accelerometer 10-02 17:22:00.929: V/DUMP_FEATURES(22382): android.hardware.touchscreen 10-02 17:22:00.929: V/DUMP_FEATURES(22382): android.software.live_wallpaper 10-02 17:22:00.929: V/DUMP_FEATURES(22382): android.hardware.sensor.light Looks like it could be a Unity problem after all. I've filed a bug report so hopefully, when they get around to it, it'll get fixed. For now, I'm simply checking `SystemInfo.deviceModel` against the literal strings "Amazon Kindle Fire" and "Amazon KFOT". These are the model names of the two non-HD Kindle Fires ( https://developer.amazon.com/sdk/fire/specifications.html). Hope this helps anyone else who gets stuck with this.