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I don't see what the risk is. I hate this stuff and don't have any of it in my home, but what exactly is the unique risk in this tenancy situation?
by Wolfenstein98k 6y ago
I don't see what the risk is. I hate this stuff and don't have any of it in my home, but what exactly is the unique risk in this tenancy situation?
- jjcon 6y agoI agree - the situation described in the article is so so illegal. If a landlord did this they could be sued out of existence. As we move into the future smart homes are becoming ubiquitous. It is only natural that they become built into homes including rentals for those that want it. If a landlord wanted to spy on you there are far less obvious ways to do it (that are also very illegal).