Seems like the real story here is that iRobot can't protect the data it records from its own internal reviews and R&D process, so the people who were paranoid a

Seems like the real story here is that iRobot can't protect the data it records from its own internal reviews and R&D process, so the people who were paranoid about "they're watching you" are actually MORE justified, because not only do we need to worry about deliberate watching, but also the company's general incompetence with data security. Seems like the narrative's just as accurate as it was prior to reading the title.