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Biden administration unveils new "U.S. Cyber Trust Mark" consumer label for smart home devices - CBS News


The new "U.S. Cyber Trust Mark" is aimed at making it easier for consumers to determine if a smart-home product and its connections meet U.S. cybersecurity criteria. Read More

Average number of smart devices in a home 2025 - ConsumerAffairs


General smart devices statistics. In 2022 there were an estimated 57.55 million users of smart home products in the U.S.7 It's estimated that by 2025, over 57% of U.S. households will have at ... Read More

FTC: Most smart device makers are breaking the law by not informing consumers of software support terms - TechSpot


consumer rights; FTC: Most smart device makers are breaking the law by not informing consumers of software support terms Companies would rather drop support on old products and then sell you a new one ... Read More

How Smart Appliances Could Expose You to Hacking Risks


One-fifth of Americans own a smart appliance, but only 7 percent of Americans own a large smart appliance and use its smart features, according to another nationally representative survey (PDF) by ... Read More

The Smart Money: Privacy Concerns a Barrier to Smart Device Adoption


According to Parks Associates’ consumer data, the average number of connected devices in the home is 16, and smart home device owners own an average of eight smart home devices. Read More

Consumer Reports finds dangerous security vulnerabilities in cheap doorbell cameras - TechSpot


Consumer Reports investigated inexpensive doorbell cameras, revealing that they are plagued by "terrible" security practices and are essentially all produced by the same Chinese company. Read More

Consumer Reports is naming and shaming smart home companies without proper security vulnerability reporting. - The Verge


This smart pizza oven improved my pie-making skills Samsung’s fridges now recognize family members by voice It could be 2026 before all your Thread border routers work together ... Read More

Consumer Reports warns about home security cameras that are easy to hack into - WCPO 9 News


Consumer Reports has just issued an alert about some inexpensive home security and doorbell cameras, saying they are very easy to hack. Watch Now Menu Local National Weather Sports Traffic Watch Now ... Read More

New UK Smart Device Security Law Comes into Force Today


Given that most smart devices are made outside the UK, the law also applies to all businesses importing and selling those products to UK consumers. Those that fail to comply face fines of up to £10m ... Read More


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