With our embrace of smart technology, we have collectively traded safety for comfort, making ourselves vulnerable to hackers.

Technology has become deeply integrated into everyday life. From smartphones and smart speakers to connected thermostats and wearable devices, people interact with smart technology throughout the day, ...

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Tethral, a new platform from a former AI safety researcher, connects smart devices across every brand and lets ...

Your Apple Home setup probably works well. The problem is everything else in the house. That Echo on the kitchen counter, the ...

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If you’re seeking to automate your nighttime routine, play music via voice commands or check who’s knocking at your door without rising from your sofa, you may want to consider adding a few smart home ...

If you’ve ever tried to stick a smart motion sensor at the end of your driveway, or needed a reliable signal across your garden and outbuildings, then you’ll know about the limits of regular Z-Wave ...

Dear Eric: I have friends who have Alexa in their homes, and I understand that Alexa is a valuable tool when used as ...

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Before you plug in every appliance in your home, know the risky ones. These common device categories can overload smart plugs or create safety issues.

Your smart speaker sits quietly in the corner. The light is off, you’re not using it, so obviously it’s not listening or recording anything. Right? Except that’s exactly what these devices are ...