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I don't think anyone in the tech world believes Google killed integration features in the name of privacy. The fact that that's the PR spin they chose points t

by ethbro 7y ago

I don't think anyone in the tech world believes Google killed integration features in the name of privacy. The fact that that's the PR spin they chose points to how poorly managed the entire division must be. If you want more control, just say it.

wizzard 7y ago
It's definitely a convenient excuse if you just want to be lazy. I certainly can't imagine how any Nest developer could abuse my private data any worse than Google already does. God forbid any third party should find out -- with my permission! -- what my thermostat was set to last Monday.