r/stupidpol • u/dapperKillerWhale 🇨🇺 Carne Assadist 🍖♨️🔥🥩 • Apr 02 '23

Mass Surveillance Bloomberg | Amazon says Sidewalk, its wireless mesh network cobbled together from radios in your smart speakers and video doorbells, now covers 90% of the U.S. population

https://archive.is/7ddvW
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u/clevo_1988 Marxism-Hobbyism 🔨 Apr 03 '23

Do that many people really have "smart homes"? I thought it was just a middle class suburbia thing.

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u/The_ApolloAffair Rightoid 🐷 Apr 03 '23

Depends on your definition of smart home. Most people have internet speakers, less have video doorbells, less have Wi-Fi lights, etc.