Comcast is turning tens of millions of routers into motion detectors
20-08-2026 14:16 via thenextweb.com

Comcast is turning tens of millions of routers into motion detectors

Comcast is turning tens of millions of its home routers into motion detectors. The feature, called WiFi Motion, uses a home’s own WiFi signal to sense movement, without any cameras. It is part of a new service called Xfinity Shield, which the company began rolling out on 18 August. It set out the details in […]
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