Google has insisted that it is committed to earning the trust of users, but this latest privacy intrusion revelation might have made that commitment even harder to realize. Here's what you need to know...
Share to linkedinGoogle recently published a pretty clear declaration of how committed it is to privacy in the home."Your home is a special place. It's where you get to decide who you invite in,"states, adding that people want to trust the things they bring into their homes before insisting,"we're committed to earning that trust.
It's an odd and, as I've already said, very creepy privacy problem this one. From what I can tell it would appear to be tied up with the Google Nest Cam Indoor not having a hardware factory reset button, the"poke in the hole with a paper clip" type of option we are all used to, and instead relies upon that somewhat convoluted device removal from the Nest account process.
Google has, in fairness, fixed the issue with the Nest Cam Indoor it would appear. In a statement a Google representative said: Google has also stated, in that privacy document I referenced earlier, that it wants you, your family and your guests to,"feel comfortable using these devices and services, since their purpose is to help and to provide peace of mind.
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