Yes, your devices are listening to you
While the gadgets you use in your home are helpful, they’re also quietly collecting a lot of data about you, an Australian tech expert warns.
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President Trump’s wild new business move
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Outdoor cinema bundle is good fun for under $300
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Apple warns iPhone users to delete app
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Stop doing this with your phone immediately
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Humanoid robots race humans in a half-marathon in Beijing
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Do we really need all this AI in our homes?
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Popular fitness products recalled
Two popular fitness devices have been recalled amid fears the products may cause burns to the wearer.
‘Welcome to Gadigal land’: Apple’s bold overhaul of Aussie maps
Tech giant Apple will formally recognise the Indigenous lands of Australia and New Zealand in a groundbreaking revamp of its ubiquitous Maps product. And it’s not optional.
Apple stuns with Aussie Maps move
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