> Perhaps this will make it clearer that controlling things from your phone currently involves somebody in the middle, monitoring what you're doing. As I menti

> Perhaps this will make it clearer that controlling things from your phone currently involves somebody in the middle, monitoring what you're doing. As I mentioned in another comment, part of the original suit (the claims that the app violated wiretapping laws) was based on the fact that when used in a "solo"/"local" siuation, the app had a direct Bluetooth connection between the phone and the controlled device which means there was no reason to think there was "somebody in the middle, monitoring".