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DJI launches Romo 2 robovacs with local-only data mode after security scare

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GoKawiil Brief

DJI has unveiled the Romo 2 lineup, comprising the transparent P2 and opaque A2 models, offering stronger suction, quieter operation, and improved obstacle navigation that lets the robots climb small steps and detect thin or transparent objects. The update also introduces a Local Data Mode that cuts the DJI Home app's internet connection and lets users disable the camera and microphone, addressing privacy concerns from the original Romo.

Why It Matters

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The first-generation Romo suffered serious security flaws that exposed users' floorplans and camera feeds, badly denting trust in DJI's home robotics push. By building in an offline privacy mode from the start, DJI is trying to preempt similar criticism and set a new bar for how connected home robots handle sensitive data.

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Source: theverge.com — Dominic Preston, 2026-09-03

Published there as: “DJI’s new robovac can climb obstacles, vacuum quietly, and claims much improved privacy”

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