AP Photo/Cliff Owen Published April 8, 2026 WASHINGTON — The Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. Department of Justice have dismantled a Russian military intelligence–linked cyber espionage network that used compromised home and small‑office [...]
Here are common household items that are being used to spy on you.
By Kei Pritsker I’m sure a lot of you saw the Ring Super Bowl commercial where they showed how Amazon’s Ring cameras surveil entire neighborhoods through a feature called Search Party. The feature allows users to upload an image of something and then all of the Ring cameras in its proximity comb through their own footage to see if that thing passed in front of them. The ad used the example of a user using Search Party to find a missing dog. Critical observers were quick to point out that this could easily be used to spy on everyone, but it’s not just Ring that’s spying on you. Here are some common consumer items that you might not have realized are watching you right now. Your TV. Modern TVs have something in the terms of service…Open