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Think Alexa Is Too Creepy For Your Kitchen ? Don’t Give It to Aunty Mary.

analyse - 30 décembre 2019

lire sur le site originel >>> (nytimes.com)

As 2019 comes to a close, millions of new spying devices are headed for American homes.
The grass-roots surveillance network in the United States is poised for yet another major expansion this Christmas season. Think of each new Ring video doorbell, discount DNA test, WiFi-equipped clothes dryer, smart speaker and mobile phone as a new node on the world’s most advanced and pervasive effort at human monitoring. All that data is collected by someone, somewhere.
It was hard not to cast a (...)



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