Apple announces new full Home range

[gagzus 26,676]

Their new home range includes (but not limited to;

* Indoor & Outdoor security cameras

* Siri Doorbell

* Smart Door Lock

* Smart Thermostat

* Temperature and Humidity sensors

As well as other accessories and items like; 

* HomeMini 2

* New Apple TV 4K

* And their headline product — Apple Home View that is wall mountable (Think Google Home meets the iPad) with new Siri AI that recognises up-to 6 household members’ voices .

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[Charliie 2,047]

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[Lucas 31,753]

More tools to listen to all our conversations

[gagzus 26,676]

They now announced a full home range and new home products added the list to the OP.

[River 129,527]

I bought the 18 pro 

idk why 

the 15 pro is still great 

[gagzus 26,676]

14 minutes ago, River said:

I bought the 18 pro 

idk why 

the 15 pro is still great 

I still have my XR and it still works perfectly fine tbh. Although I do want some of the smart home stuff for my new flat.

[loveandpeace 2,478]

We really are living in the future

[YASKALE 762]

1 hour ago, Lucas said:

More tools to listen to all our conversations

I've never seen the appeal of all these smart home products. For temperature stuff maybe but like, I don't need a speaker dead center in my house answering all my trivia questions. 

[Roughhouse Dandy 14,053]

So you NEVER have to suffer a moment of not being tracked and surveilled again

[Lord Mayhem 3,738]

Inb4 Meta home collection next 

[gumzy3000 8,015]

With the increasing threat of AI cyberattacks in the future, I feel uneasy adding all these tech devices to my house. I honestly wish we went back to simple physical buttons for things and didn’t feel the need to attach a computer to everything to make it a smart device. France recently had a cyberattack on supermarket fridges that caused a ton of food to rot. This is just a small taste as to what AI attacks will look like once bad actors get ahold of it. 

I really hate this timeline we are living in. 

[TheMontebello 1,425]

MADE WITH LADY GAGA??

[Helxig 45,898]

I will NEVER understand how people willingly pay top dollar to put spy devices inside their HOMES just so their lazy asses can get it to write a list or set an alarm or play music, as if all of that isn't inside your phone at the swipe of a finger

They really cracked the code on this one. Not only convincing mindless consumers to put spy devices in their homes so they can track them 24/7 and collect, steal and sell their data, and advertise to them.. but getting them to PAY for the 'privilege'! 

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[RAMROD 118,358]

2 hours ago, Helxig said:

I will NEVER understand how people willingly pay top dollar to put spy devices inside their HOMES just so their lazy asses can get it to write a list or set an alarm or play music, as if all of that isn't inside your phone at the swipe of a finger

They really cracked the code on this one. Not only convincing mindless consumers to put spy devices in their homes so they can track them 24/7 and collect, steal and sell their data, and advertise to them.. but getting them to PAY for the 'privilege'! 

Baby, this tech greatly helped when my house is broken into. And when a trade caught stealing when I invited him in for a sexy time. But maybe you live in more posher neighborhood with best security so that is good for you. 

[nATAH 58,806]

13 hours ago, YASKALE said:

I've never seen the appeal of all these smart home products. For temperature stuff maybe but like, I don't need a speaker dead center in my house answering all my trivia questions. 

i will say, the only time i've been gagged by one of these devices is my friend who set his up to automatically turn on his home lights once he reaches a certain proximity of his front door, i think with an air tag of sorts