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More than half of Whirlpool's and less than half of LG's smart appliances remain connected to the internet, via which they sell parts and subscription services (Isabelle Bousquette/Wall Street Journal)

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Isabelle Bousquette / Wall Street Journal:

More than half of Whirlpool’s and less than half of LG’s smart appliances remain connected to the internet, via which they sell parts and subscription services  —  The appliance makers continue to invest in efforts to drum up revenue through internet-connected devices, but many customers aren’t logging on



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