What the eufy X10 Pro Omni knows about you

Your location

Collects your home's floorplan, room names, floor types, and the existence and types of objects in your home, and saves up to five maps locally and in the eufy cloud when Multi-Map Saving is on.

People around you

Anker's policy does not address whether the X10's camera or sensors capture data from guests or bystanders in your home, though it warns you may need to get consent from individuals depending on your local surveillance laws.

Your body data

For biometric features, Anker says the biometric process runs on your device and Anker does not store or access that data. This statement is general and not specific to the X10 vacuum.

Selling your data

Anker acknowledges that sharing identifiers, purchase history, and browsing activity with ad networks and partners may qualify as a sale under applicable privacy laws, though sensitive personal data is not sold or used for targeted ads.

Shared with others

Shares your data with Anker affiliates, outside contractors and service providers, advertising networks, business partners, and third-party services you connect like Alexa and Google Home.

Sent to the cloud

The robot saves up to five maps locally and in the eufy cloud when Multi-Map Saving is on, but this feature is off by default and a new map replaces the old one when disabled.

Kept on the device

Obstacle identification runs entirely on the robot without requiring internet. Obstacle photos are not uploaded to the cloud unless you enable the User Experience Program.

How long they keep it

Personal data is kept only as long as Anker has an ongoing relationship with you, after which it is permanently deleted, destroyed, anonymized, or de-identified.

Deleting your data

You can control analytics sharing and the User Experience Program in the app, and request data access, deletion, and portability by contacting support@anker.com or DPO@anker.com.