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LETTER OF THE MONTH

t feels more and more like an adversarial relationship between consumers and the companies who want to spy on, I mean, serve us. I recently purchased a smart TV, and promptly set about turning off all of the “spying” features — that is, the services that watched what I watched, tried to listen for audio, etc. It wasn’t easy. I even found the TV turned them

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