Your smart home can be easily hacked. New safety standards will help, but stay vigilant

The Conversation·Mar 22

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Smart home devices can be vulnerable to hacking, with various items in the home potentially at risk. New safety standards are expected to help mitigate this issue, but homeowners are still advised to take precautions to protect their devices. Experts are offering tips and guidance on how to secure smart home devices and prevent hacking.

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