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I'm using mine as an alarm clock. Not network connected, so it can't spy on me.

• Double_a_92 4y ago
  So you also don't use a smartphone in general? Because otherwise having an extra device just for the alarm clock functionality, doesn't really stop the general spying on you... unless you are particularly worried about keeping your waking up times private.
  • rodric 4y ago
    The enemy must never know when he sleeps!
• cookiengineer 4y ago
  > Not network connected, so it can't spy on me. In the age post-bluepwn and broadpwn, I'd assume otherwise. Especially considering that most OEM images come with admob, which even has ultrasonic RCEs that can be delivered by your TV's or radio's audio signal. Opsec kinda mandates to destroy all broadcom chips :D