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      <title>The FCC Drew the Line at 4.4 Pounds and Caught the Robot Vacuum</title>
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      <description>I think the security case about foreign-made connected devices is real. A camera-equipped, always-on machine that maps the interior of a home and phones a server abroad is a genuine collection platform, and the people who spent a decade warning about this were not being paranoid. I&amp;rsquo;ve written that a network of them inside government buildings would be an intelligence problem worth acting on.
So I should be the natural audience for the FCC&amp;rsquo;s new rule.</description>
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