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Inside the bitter campus privacy battle over smart building sensors
These computer scientists were trying to create privacy-preserving smart sensors. But then they were accused of violating their colleagues’ privacy.
Inside the bitter campus privacy battle over smart building sensors
These computer scientists were trying to create privacy-preserving smart sensors. But then they were accused of violating their colleagues’ privacy.
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