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Apple's Beats Studio Buds Had a Year-Old Eavesdropping Flaw — Finally Fixed
Ars Technica·Saturday, 20 June 2026
Apple has patched a high-severity security vulnerability in Beats Studio Buds that could allow eavesdropping. The flaw was disclosed 12 months ago and affects multiple manufacturers, not just Apple. A fix has now been issued.
Why It Matters
Beats headphones are popular in India, and an eavesdropping vulnerability means someone nearby could potentially listen in on your audio or conversations without your knowledge.
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