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Are smart home devices actually helpful, or just another way for companies to spy on you for profit?
With the cost of living rising and AI-powered assistants becoming ubiquitous, the trade-off between convenience and privacy in smart home devices is more pressing than ever. Cast your vote on whether these gadgets are a genuine help or a surveillance tool for corporate profit.
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