China Spying On You Through Smart Bulbs, Fridges, Cars And Credit Cards

Beijing [China], January 24 (ANI): China is watching you via smart bulbs, fridges, cars and credit cards by “weaponizing” microchips embedded in them, reported Asian Lite International. Read More…

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