The Rabbit r1 AI device that can perform in-app actions will start shipping to early buyers next month. Only the first 10,000 units out of the 100,000 preorders Rabbit received will be delivered. Ahead of the r1’s release, Rabbit explained in more detail how the r1 will handle the security and privacy of your app logins.
That was one of my biggest concerns when Rabbit unveiled the r1 at CES. I would have to trust the r1 with my login credentials, and that's a lot to ask. They might be logins for food delivery or travel apps, or for Uber. But those credentials are still important, no matter what kind of digital service they protect.
Rabbit’s additional explanations about user data security are certainly welcome, as they further detail how the AI can perform tasks for you inside certain apps.
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