Explore a thought-provoking conference talk from the ACM CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems that delves into the challenges posed by ubiquitous sensing in everyday objects. Discover how the increasing presence of sensors in common items raises concerns about user privacy and control. Learn about practical interventions proposed to enhance user awareness of hidden sensors and empower individuals to regain agency over digital sensing. Examine the concept of "lying" to smart objects as a means of protecting personal information and maintaining control in an increasingly sensor-rich environment. Gain insights into the balance between technological advancement and user privacy in the era of ubiquitous computing.