A Bengaluru-based startup sparked backlash for using cameras inside customers’ homes allegedly to train AI systems. Pronto is ...

Pronto is facing privacy concerns after reports linked its in-home camera pilot and customer data practices to physical AI ...

Home services startup Pronto has landed in controversy after reports claimed the company may be using footage recorded inside customer homes to train physical A ...

India's data-protection framework offers some guardrails but leaves wide room for interpretation in how those rules apply to ...

Pronto defended its use of cameras during select opt-in home service bookings after privacy concerns were raised on X. The debate led to questions about recordings inside private homes, while Urban ...

Bengaluru-based startup Pronto responded to allegations that some of its service professionals were recording videos inside customers’ homes using body cameras, sparking online debate.

Bengaluru startup faces backlash over in-home recordings for AI training; privacy concerns draw IT Ministry attention.

Pronto, a burgeoning home services startup, is reportedly venturing into AI surveillance within private homes, raising ...

The controversy first surfaced after Entrackr reported that Pronto was exploring ways to generate “real-world training data” for physical AI and robotics systems using footage captured during househol ...

The move comes after Bengaluru-based quick home services startup Pronto confirmed it was testing opt-in recordings during household tasks, triggering concerns around surveillance, consent and the use ...

Bengaluru startup Pronto faces backlash after admitting to recording cleaners in customers' homes during a pilot program to train physical AI, sparking widespread privacy concerns.

Human Archive founder Rushil Agarwal has taken a swipe at Pronto's Anjali Sardana amid the row around the Bengaluru startup recording inside customers’ homes ...