Topic: smart home devices
Smart home devices raise significant concerns about privacy and surveillance as companies like Amazon and Google collect extensive data from users, often without explicit consent. These devices can track movements and activities within homes, turning personal sectors into potential surveillance zones. The implications for individual liberty and free expression are profound, as users may unknowingly compromise their privacy in exchange for convenience.
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From Bookstore to Big Brother: How Amazon Tracks Your Every Move and What To Do About It
With Amazon’s extensive data collection practices, understanding and limiting your data exposure is crucial for maintaining privacy.
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Google and Amazon Want to Collect Data From Smart Home Devices, Even When You Don’t Use the Wake Word
Google and Amazon are now requiring many smart home device makers to send a continuous stream of data back to…
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Amazon Steps Up Its Data Collection Efforts with Eero Acquisition
Amazon can now collect WiFi data through Eero, voice data through Echo and other smart devices with Alexa support, live…




