Consumer group Which? found that some air fryers requested permissions to record audio and capture users' locations, raising concerns about privacy and data usage.
Smart appliances allow for remote operation, such as setting laundry cycles or checking grocery stocks, but they often gather excessive personal data with minimal transparency.
Many smart devices request more permissions than necessary, raising privacy concerns, especially when connected to third-party trackers for marketing purposes.
Despite some benefits of smart appliances, the lack of transparency and excessive data collection make them a controversial choice for consumers who value privacy.
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