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This Raspberry Pi project reveals every device secretly tracking your family

Smart devices transmit more data than you expect.
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I built a Raspberry Pi DNS monitor to see what my ISP was tracking—and I wasn't prepared for what I found

Almost every device in your home asks, "What is the IP address of this domain?" hundreds or even thousands of times per day. By default, your ISP is the one that provides the answer. In practice, that ...
Hackaday

Raspberry Pi Helps Racer Master The Track

Looking to give himself a competitive edge, racer [Douglas Hedges] wanted to come up with a system that could give him real-time feedback on how his current performance compared to his previous ...
ZDNet

Raspberry Pi 4: How I built a twitterbot to track planes passing overhead

I wore the world's first HDR10 smart glasses TCL's new E Ink tablet beats the Remarkable and Kindle Anker's new charger is one of the most unique I've ever seen Best laptop cooling pads Best flip ...
Hackaday

Tracking Nearly Every Aircraft With A Raspberry Pi

FlightAware is the premier site for live, real-time tracking of aircraft around the world, and for the last year or so, Raspberry Pi owners have been contributing to the FlightAware network by ...
SlashGear

This Awesome Raspberry Pi Project Can Track The International Space Station

Raspberry Pi's creators at the University of Cambridge marked the 10 year anniversary of their revolutionary concept in 2022. The institute reported that in a decade, over 40 million Raspberry Pis had ...
Lifehacker

Use a Raspberry Pi to Keep Track of Who's Home or in the Office

Work in an office or have a house where you can’t see everyone? Over at Initial State, they’ve used a Raspberry Pi Zero to track when someone is connected to the local Wi-Fi network so it’s easy to ...