Smarter gadgets bring privacy tradeoffs and tech care
The Associated Press notes that growing smart devices in cars, homes, and wearables collect vast data, enabling convenience but raising privacy concerns. Experts warn continuous listening and data sharing create detailed personal profiles, yet many accept tradeoffs for features, with studies showing half of Americans doubt they understand data use.
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U S Meat Labeling Law Repealed After Trade Rulings
The United States repealed a meat labeling requirement after trade rulings challenged the rule. The policy, enacted in 2002 to show country of origin, faced opposition from the meat industry which argued the labels harmed export markets. The repeal ends the origin labeling mandate for red meat.
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Medically Speaking Toothbrush Health Tips
Medically Speaking reports that oral health links to overall health with experts noting over 300 mouth microbes and the risk of reinfection from dirty brushes. It recommends keeping toothbrushes clean, using Steripod protectors, and replacing brushes every three months or after illness, plus ADA advice on brushing, flossing, and professional cleanings.
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