76% of Americans believe their devices ‘listen’ to them

the staff of the Ridgewood blog

The holiday gifting season usually brings new gatdets and smart tech, but is it cause for concern over privacy and security for American households?

A new report on Americans’ smart home tech privacy concerns found 1 in 3 Americans worry about their devices being hacked, and 76% believe their devices ‘listen’ to them. 

The top spies Americans are most concerned about? Hackers and cyber criminals, the U.S. government, and advertisers.

• Top devices Americans worry about being hacked: Amazon Echo, security cameras, and Google Nest.
• 1 in 3 have turned off a device for fear of being tracked or ‘listened’ to.
• Americans have spent an average of $792 on smart tech, investing $125 monthly on smart tech subscriptions.

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