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Sydney man Marcus Schappi, 28, spent just over $120 on a gadget set-up which enabled him to hack Siri and use voice commands to turn on a lamp and open web pages.
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Amazing, our generation is smart enough...iPhones but lazy enough
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SMDH, lmao
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This makes me question r...security of today’s technology - Nicolaos X
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