Apple Wants to Invade Your Home With a Mountain of Cameras, Doorbells, and More

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Gizmodo	Apple Wants to Invade Your Home With a Mountain of Cameras, Doorbells, and More	Apple's new smart home cameras and thermostats work with Apple Home and are processed on Apple servers, but they're not made by Apple.	13 Oct, 15:45	13 Oct, 16:00	0m	gizmodo.com	First

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