The FBI’s release of footage from Nancy Guthrie’s Google Nest camera has raised concerns about data collection and privacy by tech companies. Despite Guthrie lacking a paid Nest subscription, FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed that the bureau accessed the footage through lawful means, highlighting potential data retrieval capabilities even when users believe their data is deleted. This incident underscores public apprehension about surveillance and the implications of advanced AI technologies in monitoring. Critics, including Senator Ed Markey, have voiced concerns over privacy, particularly regarding Amazon’s Ring camera and its facial recognition features.
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