> It is not evil to bring a product to market before the privacy has been completely figured out, but it is evil to let someone threaten to kidnap an 18-month-o

> It is not evil to bring a product to market before the privacy has been completely figured out, but it is evil to let someone threaten to kidnap an 18-month-old and have no real response. I have to disagree with the first part here. Privacy is a pretty central (and I would say _obvious_) concern, especially given the function of this particular product. I get that some people care less about privacy than others but the fact that this tech is being misused like this doesn't seem surprising to me at all.