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Place smart devices like cameras and voice assistants in secure, private areas of your home. Avoid putting them near windows, doors, or spaces accessible to guests, where they can be tampered with.

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But smart homes—and the devices that comprise them—have one enormous downside: privacy. Smart home devices work by allowing access over a network, and as a result, every single smart device in ...