Doesn't change anything for me, other than affirm my decision to not bug my own home. These seem like fun toys, but there's no way I'm allowing closed-source s

Doesn't change anything for me, other than affirm my decision to not bug my own home. These seem like fun toys, but there's no way I'm allowing closed-source surveillance devices that send data to who-knows-where/who, under terms that are mutable by a TOS change nobody ever sees, protected by a firm with interests only sometimes aligned with mine, stored for who knows how long in to my home. Even if you're fine with all the rest and think Amazon/Google/Apple/whoever is perfectly aligned with your interests, the storage aspect should be troubling. In the US, we've been on a steady downward slope of privacy intrusions from our government. Imagine your personal political boogyman in power when the next bad terrorist strike happens and everyone is in freak-out mode. Last time the Patriot act was sitting in a drawer, waiting for the right time. What is in the next version, sitting in a drawer right now?