Some air fryers are overstepping the mark when it comes to privacy and surveillance, according to a new consumer report.

Which?, the magazine of the UK Consumers' Association, reports that its test of air fryers revealed that the gadgets were ...

A new study, conducted by researchers at Which?, revealed how your air fryer is not only cooking for you but spying, too. Air fryers, sold in the United Kingdom, asked users permission to listen ...

Which? research has found evidence of excessive smart device surveillance - from air fryers demanding permission to listen in on conversations and sharing data with TikTok, to TVs wanting to know user ...

Some air fryers are spying on unsuspecting users, startling new research shows. Experts from Which? have analysed multiple appliances sold in the UK and found several demanded permissions to ...

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UK consumer protection advocates Which? found that certain air fryers gather personal data that has little or no relevance to ...

Luke Osborne, Deputy Technical Director at Electrical Safety First said: “Air fryers have seen a huge surge in popularity in the last year, so as more of these items are used in homes ...

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research has found evidence of excessive smart device surveillance – from air fryers demanding permission to listen ... Huawei also said that no user data is used for marketing or advertising purposes ...