Google says it fixed a Bluetooth flaw. Researchers claim hackers can still track you


In many cases, attackers can eavesdrop through speakers and microphones, or even take full control of them. — Pixabay

Google’s Fast Pair, introduced in 2017, transformed how users connect Bluetooth devices by enabling near-instant, one-tap pairing across Android and ChromeOS.

The same convenience that made the feature so popular, however, has also opened the door to serious privacy risks, according to new research. 

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