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What to expect next for your Roomba (and its data) now that iRobot’s been sold

Affiliate links on Android Authority may earn us a commission. Learn more. Smart homeWhat to expect next for your Roomba (and its data) now that iRobot's been soldEven with new owners in China, iRobot says your Roomba data stays under US control. By Stephen Schenck•37 minutes ago•0••Add AndroidAuthority on GoogleJonathan Feist / Android AuthorityTL;DR Late last year, Roomba maker iRobot announced that it was undergoing Chapter 11 restructuring.

iRobot Roomba 205

iRobot Roomba 205

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Key Highlights

  • Ownership has been transferred to its Chinese manufacturing partner, Picea.
  • User data will be maintained by a US-controlled spin-off called iRobot Safe.
  • Even trailblazers sometimes get left behind, and years after iRobot brought robotic vacuums into the mainstream with its Roomba series, tough financial times forced the company to declare bankruptcy.
  • Back in December, we learned that iRobot was being acquired by its main manufacturing partner, a company called Picea out of China.
  • If you were at all concerned about what that transition meant for you and your data, iRobot has some updates to share that you’re going to want to know about.
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