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wcmagumba

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4. I mainly listen to streaming music on my Alexa Smart Speakers.

Reply to Initech (Reply #2)

Thu Jan 15, 2026, 06:25 PM

Jan 15

Last edited Thu Jan 15, 2026, 06:59 PM - Edit history (2)

I have several of these throughout my house including one on each side of my bed. Paired together I can listen to music in stereo and it sounds pretty good...I'm not sure they can be hacked...Also, I sometimes listen on a small powered stereo speaker connected to a chromebook, sounds decent too...Chromebooks are difficult to hack...

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Thanks for the post. I have both wireless earbuds and wireless headphones that are never used, always off... wcmagumba Jan 15 #1

Easy way to stop this, at least for Samsung / Pixel owners, is to disable sharing mode. Initech Jan 15 #2

I mainly listen to streaming music on my Alexa Smart Speakers. wcmagumba Jan 15 #4

I just bought a FiiO DM-13 CD player. No more streaming for me! Initech Jan 15 #5

I mainly listen to jazz via streaming public radio stations which I do support... wcmagumba Jan 15 #6

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K&R - but it's not clear if Apple iOS is subject to this vulnerability dickthegrouch Jan 15 #7