Totally with you!

Bravo.  I would love to see some detail on these threats.  It doesn't need to be deep, but telling me something about the threat vector (URL, what was intercepted, time of the intercept) would be hugely beneficial.  Voted up!

I let my Plus subscription expire due to the lack of details.  They are likely false positives, as I know what's on my network.  Regardless, now I don't need to see that useless report :)

I would subscribe to this if only I could tell what the problematic sites/apps were and I could do something to fix them.  
 

If I understand this correctly, Eero has defected threats on my devices but has thwarted and protected me from them - BUT ONLY ON MY HOME EERO NETWORK!  So since I don’t know what they are, I can’t address them and am potentially exposed when NOT on my home network.  What’s the point?

I would like to add my voice (and vote) to this.

just a little background.  I have been a Senior IT professional (active technical guy not a manager with limited real knowledge) for 40 years.  I still actively support firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention as well as content filtering and data loss prevention systems at the enterprise level.

i could NEVER do my job protecting my clients with no details to look into.  Plenty of home users will just take the overview that eero provides as gospel but they would be wrong.  There is no way you can trust a system that can’t give you some more detailed reporting.  People need to know exactly what was blocked, why and the source and destination.  If they choose not to look at it that should be their decision not eero’s to just not provide it.

Even if you provided the service for free it isn’t worth it with no proper logging.  How do I troubleshoot when something stops working on my PC?  Is it because something was blocked?  If it starts to work after I shutdown security then I can prove the failure is the security but again without details I still can’t resolve it and would just have to turn off security permanently (and lose the money I paid for the subscription).

Without details this just isn’t worth paying for.  Period.  I already pay ESET for this protection and now eero claims to be blocking a lot of threats.  So what is ESET missing?  We’ll never know!.

This feature would sell me on the service, without it, I am concerned that legitimate traffic sources might be blocked. Would be great to hear a response from someone at eero about this feature request.

Would really like to see this implemented as I otherwise fail to see the value the Eero Secure premium service provides. How can we know that the data isn't fake? No anti virus/anti malware triggers at all, i.e. Windows Defender ATP etc, some superb paid services, yet, Eero says my device is spewing malware and spyware.

Like, c'mon, we're not stupid, we just want some insight here. What if something was actually wrong. The second we leave our network, these pieces of malicious software are free to live on our devices!

Since I see related feature requests, and even this one, have been open for years without any acknowledgement from the Eero team, how about you meet us halfway? Let us know what is considered "malware" or "spyware?" 

Malware

• Connections to websites associated with known malicious software (virusTotal stats, Indicators of compromise data?) DNS/IP data

Spyware

• In my humble opinion, is Eero just mirroring Ad blocking data here? I too would consider ads a means of tracking our website browsing habits. 

Everyone here needs to vote because this isn’t showing up as a high enough priority in the list of features to consider. It currently has 2 votes despite all the commentary.  
 

My subscriptions runs out in a few days and at least one day over the holiday break I got a “zscaler” notice when attempting to go to Apple’s developer website. Looking at the security events logs it showed an abundance of botnet and malware events initiating from the laptop I was using. 
 

After doing some online research about zscaler and finding out this is part of what Eero uses for its security filtering, I restarted the network. Since that time far fewer events have been recorded but the old events remain. 
 

I intend to turn it off all day today, because as of right now I think it’s either mostly false positives and I do not see any benefit. 
 

until this feature is implemented I am not intending to give further money to Eero, even with the 30% discount they are offering. 
 

Eero/Amazon please take this request seriously. The other planned features/priorities will not have nearly the impact to your bottom line as users such as me who will not pay subscription fees without this. 

This definitely needs to be implemented.  I have helped neighbors setup eero, and they have asked me if there is a way to see the blocked websites their children tried to visit.

Just got off the phone with support, and this is still a huge, glaring problem!! Why aren’t you guys fixing this? I’m a software engineer and I know how trivial it would be to link to some log details. It’s completely useless without more information, I would argue it’s even worse because now I think there’s threats and I don’t know what they are. I’d rather not even know. Please, the product is amazing, just implement this simple feature request and make everyone happy ;)

How is this STILL NOT POSSIBLE? Seeing a significant uptick in spyware blocks (while thankful they were blocked) directly correlates to increases in my anxiety and leaves me with SO many unanswered questions. 
 

1) why the uptick?

2) did I visit some nefarious site that day that labeled me a sucker?

3) Simply random bad luck? 
4) How many attempts did Eero not catch before the caught these?

5) do I have spyware on my device? 
6) are there things I should be doing Or not doing when outside my network and eero’s protection? 
7) who/what were the actions/where did they originate/ what is it about these that convinces eero it was spyware? 
 

from 0 to 77 on one day freaks me out and seems almost better not knowing when there is so little additional details provided. 
 

How can I vote 10000000x 

I mean, ditto to all of this. Seriously...

Just bought my eero today.

i would love to be able to see what is triggering the “spyware” as I am reloading my laptop to factory and it triggered an alert as it was completing the reload 

Just replaced my old router with a 3 unit eero system. Wifi is great so far, and I'm giving eero secure a try during the free 30 day trial. I can probably do without knowing specifically what ads or spyware are being blocked, it's displaying one of my devices being blocked for malware. That's a serious claim that should provide additional detail. Unless that's added, I don't see paying for a subscription.

It's really quite ridiculous to offer people the suggestion that Eero is blocking me from some unknown enemy and I am completely helpless to detect and defend against these "threats". Please give us some amount of context behind these numbers.

yup, I signed up for eero via my ISP and I can see one of my kids triggered "adult content" ... was that an ad on a game site or full blown porn..... sure would like to know.  This is just silly.  

Another registration just for this issue.  Recently got Eeros replacing an old openWRT router to cover a new, larger house.

I got auto-opted in to the free trial, and my Linux/NixOS desktop is suddenly getting >1k spyware threats and ~500 "phishing and deception threats"/day, which seems like utter nonsense, and an iPhone in the household is seeing roughly a tenth as many.  I'm assuming these are all false positives, because I honestly have no idea how I could be getting hundreds of phishing attempts/day.

There's no way I'm paying for this scareware.  I can't find any way to end the free trial, so if I start getting billed at the end of it, I will demand a refund and file an Amazon review and BBB complaint.

I’m amazed this hasn’t been addressed. Really wish I could figure out which device cause issues. The only fix I can think of is just grouping devices alone in their own profiles. Seems kind of crazy to do that though...