Roborock Robot Vacuum
Roborock (Beijing Roborock Technology) · Robot Vacuum
✓ Reviewed
Index
Logs home maps, room names and Wi-Fi credentials, transferring data to servers in China and to Tuya/Tencent-backed cloud infrastructure as disclosed in a March 2025 policy update.
Why this rating
Roborock's March 2025 policy update disclosed data processing in China via Tuya/Tencent-linked cloud infrastructure alongside home maps and Wi-Fi credentials, raising cross-border data-transfer concerns without a confirmed breach.
What it is
- Camera
- Requires a cloud account
- Works offline
- Manufacturer
- Roborock (Beijing Roborock Technology)
- Category
- Robot Vacuum
- Model years
- 2016-present
- Market status
- Current
- Companion app
- Roborock App
The evidence 1
Independent research, regulatory action, lawsuits, breaches and journalism about this device — the "what actually happens" axis. Each links to its source.
-
Security research highlighting vulnerabilities in robot vacuums that could allow attackers to access cameras and stored floor plans.
Why it matters here: General robot-vacuum security research discusses camera and floor-plan data exposure risks relevant to Roborock.
Where your data goes
Third parties this device's data has flowed to, and on what basis. An ended tag means the flow has verifiably stopped — it stays listed for the record.
- Tuya Global (Tencent-backed)
Descriptive, cited, not legal advice; ratings are versioned and corrections create a new version. Data from the IoT Info Grabber DB research project, CC BY-SA 4.0.