Privacy Experts Aren't Thrilled By Amazon's Rolling Surveillance Robot

Amazon's Astro just arrived, and it's not making any friends.

Maybe don't put an autonomous, internet-connected, mobile video camera inside your home.

That's the advice of security experts responding to Amazon's new roving surveillance robot, dubbed Astro. While pitched as a plucky new addition to the household that customers can think of as "

from Mashable India tech https://in.mashable.com/tech/25043/privacy-experts-arent-thrilled-by-amazons-rolling-surveillance-robot

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