On 23/9/24 11:15, Bradford Snyder wrote:
The problem with Eero, is that it is owned by Amazon. Using one of
these system means you have given Amazon permission to harvest all of
your internet browsing activity, which means you have forfeited any
expectation of privacy when online.
Almost everything these days is encrypted with TLS, greatly reducing the
information that any router has access to. Modern Web browsers can even
run DNS queries over TLS, reducing the harvesting ability even more. DNS
is probably the largest potential concern, which you may have to
mitigate manually. I haven't looked up Safari's support for DNS over TLS.
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