“We’re going to keep shipping new products and new features, and I think the thing is, we’re going to be clear and transparent,” he said. “If we’re shipping a new thing that requires a new set of data, we will be clear with people and give them control" over their data. Limp even went as far as saying that gathering more data from Eero wouldn’t be all that useful to Amazon-that it “doesn’t change the equation for us.” He echoed the distinction made in Eero’s privacy policy, saying the company doesn’t collect data on how people are using devices, just the kinds of internet-connected devices they use in their homes. With regards to that information, Amazon already has “a good sense of what devices customers love based on what they’re buying and rating highly on ,” Limp said. (In other words, Don’t sweat our Eero buy-we already have lots of data!) And Amazon also collects some data around the state of third-party devices that use Alexa or connect to other Amazon services.
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Both parties have hit the ground running and soon plan to launch Amazon’s helpful Wi-Fi Simple Setup wizard for Eero devices. In theory, this means when you pull a new Echo or other Amazon-made product out of the box, it will start to scan your home Eero network and use your stored, encrypted credentials to automatically connect.
Limp and Weaver said it’s possible that, in the future, you might be able to bug Alexa for information on your network’s performance, although the Eero beacons themselves are unlikely to house the microphones, since they’re usually put in non-obvious places. In general, Limp insisted, Amazon wants to just make the smart home “drop dead simple.
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