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Scientists Hacked Vacuum Cleaners To Make A Spying Device

Medicine & Technology Nov 19, 2020

Researchers demonstrated that vacuum cleaners could be hacked to act as microphones and be used as spying devices.

Government Requests for Facebook Data on the Rise

Mar 16, 2015

It seems governments around the world are continuing to use Facebook to look into the lives of its citizens. According to Facebook's annual Global Government Requests Report, which also includes information on content removal, the social media giant recorded a slight increase in government requests for account data in the second half of 2014.

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Scientists Hacked Vacuum Cleaners To Make A Spying Device

Government Requests for Facebook Data on the Rise

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