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<li>[[Keurig 2.0]] reads DRM codes on coffee pods.</li> | <li>[[Keurig|Keurig 2.0]] reads DRM codes on coffee pods.</li> | ||
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Latest revision as of 11:20, 22 July 2025
Welcome to the Products Portal
Tracking the tricks, traps, and terms of modern consumer goods
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This portal highlights products and categories that raise red flags for consumer rights — from privacy-invading smart devices and deceptive health supplements to overengineered DRM-laden tools. Learn how everyday purchases are designed to extract value and limit control.
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- Instant Pot disables third-party parts via firmware.
- Smart TVs track your viewing habits even when idle.
- Keurig 2.0 reads DRM codes on coffee pods.
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