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How much proof is there that smart tvs and phones listen to you?
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Fuck that tabloid, the Daily Mail... but there was the guy who was attempting to mod his robovac so he could control it with a PlayStation controller. The AI he was using to help ended up giving him keys that let him remotely access thousands of robovacs, including their cameras and mics.
Link for the event f4 is talking about:
https://www.popsci.com/technology/robot-vacuum-army/