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Since I dont see it mentioned, the company is
iLife
iLife makes vacuums that map your house and can be remote controlled
Just so we are clear. You should all up your name and shame game.
For real. It's wild how often people don't just straight up call out bad corps.
Could ya be sued, perhaps?
No
Not even perhaps? Well, alrighty!
Just because it wouldn't stick, doesn't mean they can't sue you and make your life more difficult. (Not saying you shouldn't call out bad actors like that)
And when they sue its the time to come together and support the targets of their lawsuit to bring in the best of the best lawyers to take them down.
You always risk a punch in the face when standing up for yourself but that doesn't mean you should just accept abuse.
o7 thank you for your service
All modern robot vacuums do this. Amazon and Zillow actually buy that data too.
Implying the vast majority of roombas aren't doing this
There's no safe "opt-out" for people who cannae be arsed to vacuum lol