Your Chinese-made Children’s Monitor Is Spying on Your Family

Right now, in nurseries and bedrooms across America, a camera is watching your child sleep.

You put it there. You paid for it. You trusted it. And there is a growing body of legal evidence suggesting that someone else is watching too—someone in Beijing who has no business being in your child’s room, but who has built a legal, technical, and commercial infrastructure specifically designed to make sure they can be.

This isn’t a spy thriller. It’s a Tuesday night in an American home. And the device you bought at Costco to keep your baby safe may be the most intimate surveillance tool the Chinese Communist Party has ever deployed.

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