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Here’s what data Comcast says its motion-detecting routers collect
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Following online backlash over its WiFi Motion feature, the company says it keeps a week of your motion history — and that it could be subpoenaed.
Following online backlash over its WiFi Motion feature, the company says it keeps a week of your motion history — and that it could be subpoenaed.
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Comcast announced a new platform this week called Xfinity Shield that includes the option to let customers turn their routers into motion sensors. Many people reacted with fear and anger.
“I am not enabling this. I am also seriously considering replacing my leased gateway with my own equipment, because a device I do not control sitting in my living room measuring the motion of my family is not a feature I asked for,” wrote one customer on the r/Comcast subreddit