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Soltani said that any device connected to the internet could be hacked, including #Amazon's 'key', and bad actors could try to unlock the doors: “You’re introducing a foreign internet-connected device into an otherwise internal network.” #IoTprivacy https://t.co/KV5rLu88N1
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"Unemployment agencies in 25 states are using https://t.co/ovVkJgByay's facial recognition technology to verify unemployment benefit applications ... https://t.co/ovVkJgByay facial verification compares a photo ID with a video selfie." #IoTprivacy https://t.co/0SSchOXam3
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As societal division over race, gender, viruses, vaccines and much else ramps up, "body cameras [on teachers] would allow parents to monitor whether their children are being indoctrinated. (There’s more support for this than you might think.)" #IoTprivacy https://t.co/U1HO8L3Ay1
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