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DJI Strengthens Multi-Layer Privacy Protection System with the Launch of Local Data Mode for ROMO, Setting a New Standard for Privacy in Home Robotics

Summary by The Queenslander
SHENZHEN, China, Oct. 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DJI, the global leader in civilian drones and creative camera technology, today introduced Local Data Mode for ROMO 2, the company's new line of AI robot vacuums. An industry first for smart home products, Local Data Mode disconnects the DJI Home app from the internet, keeping users' data stored and processed locally on their devices. First pioneered by DJI for its drones in 2017, Local Data Mode...
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DJI entered the vacuum robot segment with the ROMO long ago, with a rather breaker design but high-end specifications, later updated with the Romo 2. Now the company takes a step further and has announced a paradigm shift in the software of its vacuum robots: the control [...] Continue reading: DJI just solved one of the biggest concerns of vacuum robots

Those who own a DJI drone probably have already heard about local data mode, a function introduced by the Chinese manufacturer in 2017 to allow users to use their device by limiting communications with the outside. Almost ten years away, DJI has decided to take the same approach also in home robotics, introducing ... Read more

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DJI has introduced a new local data mode for the ROMO 2 series of vacuum robots, which strengthens user privacy by disconnecting the DJI Home app from the internet and keeping user data stored and processed locally on their devices, preventing home photos and videos from being saved on external servers.

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The Queenslander broke the news on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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