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‘There are monsters in my room:’ How a smart home security system failed

Post Reports

The Washington Post

Daily News, Politics, News

4.45.1K Ratings

🗓️ 26 April 2019

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

Reed Albergotti on how Nest, designed to keep intruders out, allowed access to hackers. Will Hobson on the ousting of the women’s basketball coach at UNC-Chapel Hill. And food critic Tom Sietsema with a proportional plea.

Transcript

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0:00.0

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0:04.1

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0:07.5

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0:10.7

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0:14.6

From the newsroom of The Washington Post.

0:18.9

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0:21.1

Am I getting a president from PowerU?

0:23.3

Hi, it's Rodic.

0:24.7

Give on at The Washington Post.

0:26.4

This is Post Reports.

0:27.8

I'm Martin Powers.

0:30.8

It's Friday, April 26th.

0:34.8

Today, the high-tech risks of smart home devices.

0:38.8

A college basketball team suffers at the hands of their coach

0:42.7

and the case against huge restaurant portions.

0:48.0

What happened was this mother Tara,

0:50.4

daughter's about three, and she kept saying there's a man in my room,

0:53.2

and this went on for weeks, and they thought, you know,

0:56.1

she must be having nightmares, and they tried to reassure her.

0:59.6

Then one day Tara walks in the room, and she hears pornography

1:04.5

playing through her kid's nest can.

1:09.0

Reed Alvregati covers consumer electronics for the post from San Francisco.

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