Smart devices keep tabs on what you do—and even what your home looks like. That data isn’t always kept private.

For years, smart home technology promised lower energy bills, improved security and homes that adapt automatically to the people inside them.

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The smart home market has been growing steadily for almost a decade. According to Statista, the number of smart home device users is expected to rise from 424.5 million to a record high of 785.16 ...

The convenience of smart devices has transformed our daily lives, from asking Alexa about the weather to having our fitness trackers monitor our sleep. But beneath this seamless integration of ...

Smart home tech may be flashy, but are the perks worth the concerns? Learn why one interior designer advises clients to stick ...

Smart home devices collect extensive personal data across complex ecosystems, creating privacy risks for households. Details include smart home privacy findings: Amazon Alexa on Amazon Echo captures ...

The organization behind Matter has formed a data privacy working group to create a privacy certification for smart devices. But once again, it will rely on buy-in from Big Tech. The organization ...

Tyler has worked on, lived with and tested all types of smart home and security technology for over a dozen years, explaining ...