Privacy purge: Will your Roomba spy on you? | Morning in America

Amazon has acquired the vacuum cleaner maker iRobot for $1.7 billion, scooping up another company to add to its collection of smart home appliances amid broader concerns from privacy advocates about the tech giant’s maker power and ability to gain deeper insights into consumers’ lives.

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[InspiredFortunes]

Yes I would rather pay 1.200 dollars instead of a 30 dollar vaccum cleaner so Amazon can profile my home so they can sell me more stuff I don't need and also clean my house

[oldman-zrru]

There will never be an Amazon device in my house. Even some of the mattresses listen to you now. Big tech can go to Hell.

[ParabolicNorth]

A map of my home! Yeah, good luck!
Mine slams into everything, even my dogs. If they inquire about my "home map", Amazon will think I have a thousand walls in my little house.

[ariannah]

People are so damn lazy these days😂 grab your old school vacuum and get your butt off the couch.

[AnhTuPhucDerrickHoangCanada]

its intelligent, its a plant, but i think its already good like asimov. but wuth so many manyfacturers anyone can make a bad line.