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Valerie Pavilonis, Ivana Greco, Sam Buntz, Alex Demas

Co‑authors of a single investigative piece.The DispatchBeat: Technology and government policy, with an emphasis on privacy and home automation.

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Valerie Pavilonis, Ivana Greco, Sam Buntz, and Alex Demas are co‑authors of a single article published by The Dispatch. The article appears to focus on topics such as privacy, energy efficiency, and smart home technology within the United States government context.

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