Nothing here is particularly surprising. The worries about engineers ssh'ing into the machine to see if anyone is sleeping seems rather overblown though. The pr

Nothing here is particularly surprising. The worries about engineers ssh'ing into the machine to see if anyone is sleeping seems rather overblown though. The product itself doubles as a sleep tracker and all data goes through their servers (as is sadly the norm for smart home appliances these days) so they have that data anyway. I have to take it on faith that they anonymize and aggregate the data before doing any analysis on it, but the very nature of the product means they have the data.