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Intelligent household appliances make life more convenient, but they also harvest detailed behavioral profiles. From voice assistants that listen to your conversations to cameras that watch your home, these gadgets can become serious data threats if not used carefully. To protect your privacy, take time to examine every privacy option available. Disable unnecessary features like always-on audio monitoring or geofencing tracking. Use complex, randomized passphrases for every device and turn on multi-factor verification whenever possible. Keep your devices updated with the latest firmware, as manufacturers often release security patches to address identified weaknesses. Consider placing IoT surveillance tools in areas where they won’t capture sensitive personal time, such as changing rooms or spas. Periodically review which connected platforms have access to your devices and revoke permissions for unused tools. If your router supports it, configure a guest IoT network just for your smart home light switch devices so they can’t access your personal workstations. Be cautious about granting access rights to third-party apps or skills that claim to boost performance. Many of them collect more data than necessary. Study the terms of service, even if they are dense and technical, to know exactly who sees your information. Finally, if you're uncomfortable with a device’s data practices, consider switching to a more privacy-focused alternative. Your peace of mind and safety should always come before technical novelty.