Eero 6 Mesh Wifi System

eero has one of the most transparent privacy policies in the field. Their policy clearly states: "eero Networks do not track where you go on the internet."

I left out the part of Ubiquiti’s policy that addresses sharing your data with ISPs: "We may provide Usage Data to our customers in connection with the Services which those customers use. For example

For friends and co-workers where I don't want to have to support their home network for them, I just tell them to buy a set of eeros and we all get on with our lives.

I went from full on open source privacy centric network stack to eero and I’m so much happier and less stressed. Yes it’s a trade off, but now I can spend more time with my kids

Eero is the best behaved AP solution I've tried for my home network.

Do you have an Alexa cuz they spy MORE than the Eero.

Everybody knows or should know that Amazon Eero and probably every other network equipment vendor with a vendor login does this and probably some that have only a local Web I/F.

I'm not, but I also don't use eero products.

I don’t use eero and would rather have a device with code I can actually inspect.

Got fed up with eero. Went to NETGEAR orbi for 3 years. Got fed up. Back on eero

I gotta say, while I’m pretty perturbed about the issues I’ve been having with my network on 7.12.1 (the WiFi 6E/7 halved speeds) it was pretty cool of Eero support to contact me through Reddit, email

I switched to Ubiquiti after many years with eero. It has a lot more capability and a lot of it is honestly over my head but still out of the box everything performs really well. No complaints from th

I hope Eero fixes whatever bugs plaque users and increase speeds bc they might lose customers that aren’t afraid to jump ship.

Meanwhile, the old eero cupcake has performed so well I've never even opened the udm-pro box. I have zero complaints and love the simplicity and effectiveness of the eero cupcake. I've never noticed a