>Not only won't I allow Alexa or its competitors into my home, if I visit someone and see that they have it, I'll tell them that's a faux pas. I suspect many ot

>Not only won't I allow Alexa or its competitors into my home, if I visit someone and see that they have it, I'll tell them that's a faux pas. I suspect many others do the same. I suspect that with a large enough sample size, you could find "many others" that do the same. The majority of people don't care, though. I can count on one hand the number of homes I have been in over the past 5 years that don't have an Echo, HomePod, or Nest, and those with them would be near or in the triple digits. I'm not providing a value judgment on whether or not people should own these, but in my anecdotal experience, it might be a faux pas to you, but not to society on the whole.