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TP-Link sued by Texas over alleged China-linked hacking access

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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued TP-Link over allegations that the company's devices have been used to aid Chinese government hacking activities against American consumers' data. This lawsuit highlights growing concerns about cybersecurity and data privacy for content creators who rely on networked devices.

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