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Comcast is quietly converting millions of home routers into motion detection sensors without explicit customer consent. The practice raises privacy concerns as home networks become surveillance tools.
Comcast is converting millions of home routers into motion detection sensors without explicit customer consent. The routers can now detect movement and presence in homes where customers have no knowledge the technology exists or is active.
This transforms home networks from communication tools into surveillance infrastructure. Customers didn't opt into this and may not even know it's happening. The practice treats home privacy as an asset the company can monetize without asking—converting private spaces into data collection points.
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