Household robot remote assistance raises a privacy question: who's watching the cameras?
VraserX · x · 2026-09-11
The author raises an overlooked privacy issue: when a household robot needs remote assistance, an unknown operator may get a live view through its cameras — including the bedroom. He argues buying robotic help shouldn't mean accepting unseen operators watching your home, and users should know who can see through the cameras.
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