Oct. 29, 2023, 5:03 p.m. | /u/real_strikingearth

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I’ve noticed the cybersec people tend to refuse smart watches, tvs, Alexa, appliances, etc. At the least, industry pros seem to be the most reluctant to adopt it.

With exceptions for my phone and computer, I prefer ‘dumb’ products because I simply don’t trust these famously incompetent corporations with my data. The less access to my life they have, the better.

Is this common among the industry?

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