China may be spying on you through your coffee maker, expert says

[GURPS]

Internet-connected coffee makers that are made in China are just one of many ways China can gather data, according to American researcher Christopher Balding. Balding released a report specifically on the Kalerm machines manufactured in Jiangsu, China.

"China is really collecting data on really just anything and everything," Balding told the Washington Times. "As a manufacturing hub of the world, they can put this capability in all kinds of devices that go out all over the world."

China may be spying on you through your coffee maker, expert says

China is capable of using Chinese-manufactured smart coffee makers to gather data on Americans who purchase the internet-connected devices, according to a report.

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[Hijinx]

It isn't only China spying on Americans.
Many companies in America is doing the same things.
Speak of a product on your phone and next day that product may show up on your phone.

 

[vraiblonde]

I don't really understand the purpose of internet connected appliances.

 

[Kyle]

I don't really understand the purpose of internet connected appliances.

It’s so it can check in for you on Facebook when the morning coffee poop kicks in.

 

[HemiHauler]

My French press doesn’t have a network connection.

 

[black dog]

My French press doesn’t have a network connection.

You're so woke, strait folks still call it "Greek"