
Amazon's "long arm" is among the longest in the tech industry, itself notorious for corporations trampling on their customers' and users' privacy, and sometimes even civil rights.
Thanks to a plethora of services and devices, the Seattle-based giant has been able to literally reach into people's homes like no other.
Now a story tells of an incident when a seemingly innocent user suffered, at the same time bringing up the question of how smart exactly Amazon's "Smart Home" devices, and the infrastructure/processes behind them are.
Not the worst thing in the world, you might say - to get locked out of your Amazon account. Might even be good for your overall well-being. But in this case, the reason is pretty bad - an accusation of racism, that reliable sources say is baseless.
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