> Thereafter, the data was mismanaged. And this is the problem with most of the technology spying on us. Once the data is in someone else's hands, there is not

> Thereafter, the data was mismanaged. And this is the problem with most of the technology spying on us. Once the data is in someone else's hands, there is nothing you can do to prevent it from being "mismanaged". It can exist forever and you aren't allowed to know who has it or what they're doing with it. Bugging your own home with any device designed to spy on you is just a terrible idea and I'm amazed at how many people are oblivious to the harm they risk bringing on themselves and everyone else around them.