SYMFONISK WiFi Bookshelf Speaker

SYMFONISK WiFi Bookshelf Speaker

Review date: Oct. 23, 2019

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Mozilla says

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People voted: A little creepy
A Sonos speaker with IKEA design. That's all. That's the blurb.

What could happen if something goes wrong?

Both IKEA and Sonos seem to take privacy and security seriously with this product. It meets our Minimum Security Standards and neither company shares data with third-parties. All in all, there's not a whole lot that could go wrong with this product as far as we can tell.
  • mobile

Can it snoop on me? information

Camera

Device: No

App: No

Microphone

Device: No

App: No

Tracks location

Device: No

App: Yes

What can be used to sign up?

What data does the company collect?

How does the company use this data?

How can you control your data?

What is the company’s known track record of protecting users’ data?

Average

Can this product be used offline?

Can’t Determine

User-friendly privacy information?

Yes

Links to privacy information

Does this product meet our Minimum Security Standards? information

Yes

Encryption

Yes

There’s no Bluetooth connection but you can integrate it with other Sonos speakers and control it through a mobile app through your own home Wi-Fi network.

Strong password

Yes

Do you have to create a strong password?

Security updates

Yes

Automatic updates are enabled by default.

Manages vulnerabilities

Yes

Sonos does not have an official bug bounty program, but invites responsible disclosure of security bugs.

Privacy policy

Yes

Does it have a privacy policy?

Does the product use AI? information

Can’t Determine

Is this AI untrustworthy?

Can’t Determine

What kind of decisions does the AI make about you or for you?

Is the company transparent about how the AI works?

Can’t Determine

Does the user have control over the AI features?

Can’t Determine

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