Peloton made the news this week, as it was revealed that our new president starts his day with a pedal on the stationary bike that revolutionized home workouts with its streaming spin classes. Though Biden may love his work out; security experts aren't so sure. They're worried that the interactive technology on the bike could make the White House vulnerable to cyber snoops, or worse.
Having a fan in the highest office in the land is a boon for Peloton, which has always had haters and the doubters. Early on some sneered at the expensive bike that allows people to work out in their home versus going to the sweaty gym where they have to mix with...uh...other people. But now, when no one can mix with anyone, it seems like Peloton was on to something (and indeed the stock has been rising lately).
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