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Voice assistants like Google Home, Amazon Alexa, and Samsung smart TVs are always listening, yet consumers are unaware that their recordings are held online. Here are some ways to mange your privacy around these devices.
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Disruptive websites
Websites - or TV ads like Burger King's Whopper add that tried to trigger Google Home - can play sound clips to trigger your voice assistant which could phone someone, send an email to everyone in your address book, or adjust your smart home devices.
Make sure your Wi-Fi has strong encryption and a difficult to guess password to minimise any attacks.
Caption by: Eileen Brown
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