Evidence-linked · Updated 4 Nov 2026

Smart Device Privacy Inventory

For people who live with these devices — not for the brands that make them. Start with one question: what is it monitoring or tracking about you? For 529 smart devices this page shows what published research, regulator actions, and independent investigations documented — what you watch, what you say, where you go, how you sleep or drive — how it was measured, who it went to, and what you can turn off. No claim appears without its source. Where a model itself was never traffic-tested, the entry says so plainly.

Settled ≠ cleared

When you see “Tracked — case settled” on this page, the tracking comes first for a reason. “Settled” only means a court or regulator case ended — usually with money paid, and often with no admission of wrongdoing. On its own it says nothing about whether the monitoring stopped. So the legal outcome sits underneath the tracking on every device here, as a footnote — never as an all-clear.

Suggest a device to track

Own a connected device you can’t find in the inventory, or spotted one in the news? Send it in. Every entry on this site needs a citable source, so a link to a privacy policy, study, article or regulator action helps most — but a tip without one still counts: it goes on the watchlist as an unverified lead, the same way the Unverified rows already listed are handled.

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What happens to your suggestion

Suggestions are sent to the site owner for review — they are not collected on your device and they do not appear on this page. The owner reads each one, checks it against a citable source, and only then decides whether to add the device to the inventory. Nothing is added to the inventory without the owner’s check, so a suggestion you send will not show up here straight away.