Sharing & Disclosure · Company practice
Linked third-party assistants also process your Roku device data
Once your Roku devices are linked to third-party products and services such as Amazon Alexa or Google Home, those entities also process information about you and how you use their services, including how you use the Roku devices linked to them. The categories listed as collectable are the types of devices you use; how you use those devices with their services; logs of the activities you perform and the content or information you accessed; your verbal input when using voice commands to control linked devices and features; video and images; and other details captured by Roku Smart Home devices that you direct to be transferred, accessed or otherwise processed by Google Home or Amazon Alexa. The collection is attributed to those third parties and is framed around data you direct them to handle, not around everything your devices capture.
Details
- Who
- third-party products and services such as Amazon Alexa or Google Home
- Condition
- devices linked to those third-party services
Supporting quotations
When your Roku devices are linked to third party products and services like Amazon Alexa or Google Home, these entities will also process information about you and how you use their services, including how you may use your Roku devices linked to them.
They may also collect data about the types of devices you are using; how you are using the devices in connection with their services, logs of the activities you perform and the content or information you accessed; your verbal input when using voice commands to control linked devices and features; video, images; or other details that may be captured by Roku Smart Home devices if you direct it to transferred, accessed, or otherwise processed by Google Home or Amazon Alexa.
Qualifications & exceptions
- Applies when your devices are linked to third-party products and services; Amazon Alexa and Google Home are given as examples.
- The entities process information about you and your use of their own services too, not only Roku-related data.
- Video, images and other captured details are listed together with the qualifier "if you direct it to transferred, accessed, or otherwise processed by Google Home or Amazon Alexa".
Not stated here
- What those third parties do with the data under their own policies is outside this document; it points to support.roku.com and its Privacy Policy rather than stating it.
- The source sentence covering captured details reads "if you direct it to transferred" rather than "to be transferred"; the quoted wording is reproduced exactly and its intended grammatical object is not resolved further by the document.
Cross-references
- referred to by (model-proposed): Asking Alexa to show Roku video authorizes sending it to Amazon — The Alexa Show example is the document's own illustration of the general rule that linked third parties process data you direct them to handle.