Roku's "privacy" policy is a hoot to read for stuff like this. It's basically, "If we've come up with a way to grab it, we do. And send it to our servers. An

Roku's "privacy" policy is a hoot to read for stuff like this. It's basically, "If we've come up with a way to grab it, we do. And send it to our servers. And do what we want with it." It literally includes: > We may receive information about the browser and devices you use to access the Internet, including our services, such as device types and models, unique identifiers (including, for Roku Devices, the Advertising Identifier associated with that device), IP address, operating system type and version, browser type and language, Wi-Fi network name and connection data, and information about other devices connected to the same network. Emphasis mine. They literally have given themselves permission to nmap your LAN and upload the results!