Are Your Smart Devices Spying On You? | This Morning

The UK’s ITV1 show This Morning has this feature on Smart Devices, and asked if they are spying on their unwitting users:

Could hackers be spying on you through your baby monitors? And is your Alexa logging every conversation you have? As the National Cyber Security Centre warns that home baby monitors and smart cameras could be accessed by cybercriminals – Alice Beer is here with the advice you need to shut them out.
Broadcast on 10/03/20

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What do you think? Have smart devices opened up to surveillance in our own homes? Nothing to hide is nothing to fear? Leave a comment, below. All comments are moderated before publication.


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