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Google stopped Mi Home integration with Assistant, here’s why

In the images and videos shared by the user, one can see a still from someone’s room where a man is sleeping, another shows an image of a sleeping baby, one shows a kid playing with toys.

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Tech giant Google has stopped Mi Home integration with Assistance. According to a Reddit post shared by user Dio-V, a user reportedly purchased a Xiaomi Mijia 1080p smart camera for his own home, but when he tried to stream video from his camera to his Nest Hub, the device started showing still images from a stranger’s house instead.

“We are aware of the issue and are in contact with Xiaomi to work on a fix. In the meantime, we are disabling Xiaomi integrations on our devices,” a Google spokesperson reportedly said in a statement.

In the images and videos shared by the user, one can see a still from someone’s room where a man is sleeping, another shows an image of a sleeping baby, one shows a kid playing with toys.

Recently, security camera start-up Wyze announced that it was hit by a data leak that exposed the personal information of more than a whopping 2.4 million of its customers. The data breach happened when it was "accidentally" left exposed while being transferred to a new database to make the data easier to query.

*Edited from an IANS report.

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