There's a difference between scrutiny and assuming Amazon's products are bad without evidence or explaining why. This article is more of the latter. I'm all in

There's a difference between scrutiny and assuming Amazon's products are bad without evidence or explaining why. This article is more of the latter. I'm all in favor of scrutiny. I don't think we should naively trust anyone. Especially not big companies and especially not with cameras and microphones in our homes. However, I expect commentators and reviewers to actually present some flaw, error, or evidence of a problem before they start calling things evil.