Smart toilet camera misleads customers on end-to-end-encryption

Home goods manufacturer Kohler was caught misleading customers about the end-to-end encryption of the Dekoda, a smart toilet camera that analyzes pictures of your stool to determine your gut health, according to a report from TechCrunch.


This is a companion discussion topic for the original entry at https://www.privacyguides.org/news/2025/12/04/smart-toilet-camera-misleads-customers-on-end-to-end-encryption

I hate finding out this exists from this post. They literally turned this into a product :joy:

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When will we have grapheneos for our toilet pipes?

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Dont worry guys, where are they going to find RAM chips for these things? Samsung wont even sell Samsung RAM to Samsung phones…

The water company will probably be using some sort of Google Water Purity Check, so you will need to build a sandboxed toilet within your toilet, which will inevitably be hijacked by your cat.

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Really needed to double check that this post wasn’t from April 1st.
Damn, what did I just read? :man_shrugging:t2:

People are really ready to buy anything nowadays huh.
Even with a subscription. :exploding_head:

Even more suprised/sad to see all those companies highlight the “product”

I mean, not like I carry most of them in my heart but still, sounds like a paid coverage.
Or at least, a lame story as a whole. Glad, not all media covered that.

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