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From Headsets to HIPAA: Regulatory Risks When Bluetooth Accessories Can Be Hijacked
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2026-02-26
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Bluetooth headset exploits like WhisperPair create GDPR, HIPAA, and eSafety liabilities—what to disclose, document, and patch in 2026.
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