> you have no idea what amazon would do with a spatial and/or topographical map of your living space updated almost daily? Well of course, but the EU already h

> you have no idea what amazon would do with a spatial and/or topographical map of your living space updated almost daily? Well of course, but the EU already has plenty of privacy laws to deal with that. That's no reason for the EU to object to this acquisition on those grounds. It seems the primary issue here is that Amazon might be incentivized to disadvantage competing robo-vacuums on their marketplace. Which is not an unfair observation, but a bit strange given how many other Amazon-brand products it is already selling.