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Out of the dozens of smart home gadgets I've tested in 2025, a few stuck around: Here's why I'm still using them.

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Your smart devices probably have geofencing capabilities -- I've got some good ideas about how to start using them.

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Smart home devices constantly collect data about your habits, schedules, and behaviors that can be accessed by device manufacturers, app developers, and their business partners.