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Anker’s Eufy erased these 10 privacy promises instead of answering our questions

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Re: Anker’s Eufy erased these 10 privacy promises instead of answering our questions

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I am surprised that people are surprised.

Claims are easy to make, there different degrees of evidence, and Eufy failed at a low bar.

to some extent if they had a bug bounty for reported issues that with give some confidence; albeit confidence to the small proportion of people who are wary of claims.

Re: Anker’s Eufy erased these 10 privacy promises instead of answering our questions

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Is the VLC stream on the local network or publically available? If it's just on the local I don't see the issue?

public internet from an S3 bucket https://twitter.com/Paul_Reviews/status/1596048648416423936

Re: Anker’s Eufy erased these 10 privacy promises instead of answering our questions

#6
Bought one of their doorbells that claimed to work offline. Nope. It refused to function without an internet connection to contact a server in China. And if you disconnected it via firewall rules it would audibly (very loud) complain that it was disconnected.

Eufy. Never again.

Re: Anker’s Eufy erased these 10 privacy promises instead of answering our questions

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post #2

I am surprised that people are surprised. Claims are easy to make, there different degrees of evidence, and Eufy failed at a low bar. to some extent if they had a bug bounty for reported issues that with give some confidence; albeit confidence to the small proportion of people who are wary of claims.

The article doesn't seem particularly surprised and neither do any of the comments here.
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