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Tiny controllers, power supplies, and electronic components allow manufacturers of surveillance devices to produce ever smaller and more efficient spying appliances, including cameras, microphones, and monitoring equipment. Even more sophisticated devices include an electronic nose that can sense a person's specific scent and biometric sensors that can sample DNA left behind. Are these devices a marvelous engineering accomplishment or too nosy for comfort? Should their use be regulated?
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