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Tenants in public housing in Concord, New Hampshire, are expressing concerns over new monitors that collect data such as decibel levels, Bluetooth signals, and motion. The residents are troubled by the potential privacy implications of this data collection.
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Tenants in public housing in Concord, New Hampshire, are expressing concerns over new monitors that collect data such as decibel levels, Bluetooth signals, and motion. The residents are troubled by the potential privacy implications of this data collection.
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