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Roomba Photo Woman on Toilet video

How Did the Photo Taken by Robot Vacuum Cleaner in the Toilet End Up on Facebook?MIT’s article on how images of a woman recorded in the bathroom by the Roomba robot vacuum ended up on Facebook has been the subject of controversy.

A new generation Roomba robot vacuum with a camera and sensors recorded a woman toileting in 2020 (among many other cases) and the images spread all over the world via social media, primarily Facebook. So how did this happen?

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iRobot, which makes Roomba, said the self-driving vacuums were used by “paid data collectors and employees” as test units that would help the company develop its machine-learning capabilities.

The disclosure comes as Amazon is working to close a $1.7 billion agreement to buy iRobot, raising questions about how tech companies use and protect the data they hoover up.

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Data from these test units was marked by a contractor noting things like whether the robot successfully made its way around an obstacle, like a coffee table. But images from that data got leaked to Facebook, Discord and other social sites, MIT Tech Review reported and iRobot confirmed to Insider.

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Business InsiderRoomba says leaked pictures including one of a woman on the toilet were taken by test vacuums, not purchased ones

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‘Aaron Mok December 21, 2022, 12:48 am Roomba says leaked pictures including one of a woman on the toilet were taken by test vacuums, not purchased ones.

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Roomba says leaked pictures including one of a woman on the toilet were taken by test vacuums, not purchased ones ‘Family photo with a Roborock Vacuum in the foreground ‘Robot vacuums like Roomba could pose data privacy risks, experts say.

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RoborockRobot vacuum maker iRobot confirmed that sensitive images leaked online were taken by its devices.

Roomba said the images, including one of a woman on the toilet, were taken only by test units.The images were leaked by Venezuelan contractors from Scale AI who worked with i Robot, MIT Tech Review reported.

Roomba robot vacuums captured sensitive pictures that were later leaked on social media including one of a woman sitting on the toilet but the maker of the machines says they were taken by test models, not consumer units, MIT Tech Review first reported.