News.Bloomberglaw Texas Sues TP Link Over Alleged Chinese Government Device Access
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Texas has filed a lawsuit against TP Link, claiming that the company's devices have been exploited by Chinese state-hacking entities. The lawsuit alleges that despite TP Link's assurances of privacy and security, their products have been compromised, posing risks to users. The case highlights concerns over the security of consumer devices in relation to foreign government access.
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2026-02-17
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