It’s safe to say, don’t buy cameras from shady places.
“Iowa sued Temu and its Chinese parent company on Wednesday, claiming the online retailer violates Iowans privacy rights and exposes them to spying by the Chinese government.”
Also, Cyb3rMaddy Investigated a Camera from Temu. There is some truth to China harvesting your data. But! Data was also being sent to servers in the U.S.
Did you not read the whole thing or do you just have to nit-pick?
“Temu customers in Iowa have submitted dozens of complaints."
“Temu “deceives Iowans about the quality of the products offered on its platform, flooding the United States and Iowa markets with substandard products,” which violates Iowa’s Consumer Fraud Act.”
A state usually sues when they have actual evidence.
They would still sue if it happened with any other manufactory.
This also describes Amazon.
Nothing will ever be done about it.
Most Amazon products are also made in China. But Temu actually got caught in this case. You see? They got caught.
Amazon will never be caught because it is a US company. You see?
You already forgot. Temu’s global headquarters is still located in Boston, Massachusetts. You see?
They’re a Chinese owned company. Amazon is not. Therefore, the Chinese owned company faces consequences, the US owned company does not.
Point being, they are still heavily connected with China. There actually might be some instances of Amazon being caught. Amazon gets sued all the time!
Amazon will never face consequences. Being heavily connected with China is why they are facing consequences.
Yes they do!
“Amazon agreed to a $5.8 million settlement with the FTC following claims that Ring allowed employees and contractors unrestricted access to customer video data. The company was also hit with a class-action lawsuit in Seattle alleging its cameras collected and stored “face prints” of bystanders without consent.”
“Alexa & Fire TV: Amazon paid a $25 million penalty to settle FTC allegations that it violated children’s privacy by holding onto Alexa voice recordings longer than necessary. Additionally, a proposed class action accuses Amazon of utilizing Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) to secretly spy on consumers’ Fire TV viewing habits to sell targeted ads.”
You are just being very nit picky with this specific link.