Read our privacy expert's review of the Tapo C225, one of TP-Link's AI-enabled home cameras It is a very impressive piece of technology, but it also has the potential to be immensely invasive, especially considering TP-Link’s ties to the Chinese government.
Read our privacy expert's review of the Ultrahuman Ring AIR. Our reviewer likes that it can work offline without any subscription fees, a feature that has garnered a significant amount of goodwill from its users. However, you're still locked into Ultrahuman's online-only ecosystem.
Read our hands-on testing results of the Period Calendar app. Find out if your cycle history and sensitive symptoms are being shared with third-party advertisers and why we gave the app a score of 6 out of 10.
Privacy Not Included was launched in 2017 to help you understand the privacy risks of tech products that connect to the internet. We are continuing that work in the form of Product Reviews at our magazine Nothing Personal, where our privacy experts do hours of hands-on testing and research on the most popular consumer tech items and their privacy features.
Read our privacy expert's review of the Ring Doorbell Pro Gen 3. Our reviewer concluded the Ring Doorbell Pro Gen 3 is not a privacy-friendly device. From the moment you boot it up, you are locked into Ring's entirely cloud-based service. There’s no option for offline use and no local storage of any kind. Ring also has a well-documented track record of privacy failures, from employees accessing customer footage without consent to handing video to law enforcement without a warrant.
Love the period app Stardust's daily horoscopes and moon-witch vibes, but worried about data security? Read our privacy review before logging your next cycle phase and find out why we gave the app a score of 2 out of 10. Our testing showed the app Stardust sends data to third-party services, including partners for analytics, tracking, and data routing. Not all of that data is innocuous; in some cases, the data being shared can include things like your birth control method, like whether you use medication or an IUD, your reproductive goals, like whether or not you’re trying to conceive.
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Read our privacy expert's review of. the eufy Indoor Cam S350. It is one of Anker's flagship AI-enabled home cameras. The camera is great, but the problem is that eufy has a documented history of that promise not being true. We’ll dive into some of the specifics of how the S350 works, but it's worth bearing in mind that eufy has made some serious security mistakes in the past which make us wary about recommending this product at all.
Read Mozilla Foundation's guide to connected toys. We’ve commissioned research from 7ASecurity, a trusted cybersecurity consultancy, to hack ten of the most popular internet toys for privacy and security concerns.
