You better watch out
#WatchOut Analysis of smartwatches for children (Norwegian Consumer Council, October 2017). BoingBoing comments that
Kids' smart watches are a security/privacy dumpster-fire.
Charlie Osborne, Smartwatch security fails to impress: Top devices vulnerable to cyberattack (ZDNet, 22 July 2015)
A new study into the security of smartwatches found that 100 percent of popular device models contain severe vulnerabilities.
Matt Hamblen, As smartwatches gain traction, personal data privacy worries mount (Computerworld, 22 May 2015)
Companies could use wearables to track employees' fitness, or even their whereabouts.
You better not cry
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Rana el Kaliouby, The Mood-Aware Internet of Things (Affectiva, 24 July 2015)
Six Wearables to Track Your Emotions (A Plan For Living)
Soon it might be just as common to track your emotions with a wearable device as it is to monitor your physical health.
Anna Umanenko, Emotion-sensing technology in the Internet of Things (Onyx Systems)
Better not pout
Mingzhe Jiang et al, IoT-based Remote Facial Expression Monitoring System with sEMG Signal (IEEE 2016)
Facial expression recognition is studied across several fields such as human emotional intelligence in human-computer interaction to help improving machine intelligence, patient monitoring and diagnosis in clinical treatment.
I'm telling you why
Maria Korolov, Report: Surveillance cameras most dangerous IoT devices in enterprise (CSO, 17 November 2016)
Networked security cameras are the most likely to have vulnerabilities.
Leor Grebler, Why do IOT devices die (Medium, 3 December 2017)
IOT is coming to town
Nick Ismail, The role of the Internet of Things in developing Smart Cities (Information Age, 18 November 2016)
It's making a list And checking it twice
Daan Pepijn, Is blockchain tech the missing link for the success of IoT? (TNW, 21 September 2017)
Gonna find out Who's naughty and nice
Police Using IoT To Detect Crime (Cyber Security Intelligence, 14 Feb 2017)
James Pallister, Will the Internet of Things set family life back 100 years? (Design Council, 3 September 2015)
It sees you when you're sleeping It knows when you're awake
But don't just monitor your sleep. Understand it. The Sense app gives you instant access to everything you could want to know about your sleep. View a detailed breakdown of your sleep cycles, see what happened during your night, discover trends in your sleep quality, and more. (Hello)
Octav G, Samsung’s SLEEPsense is an IoT-enabled sleep tracker (SAM Mobile, 2 September 2015)
It knows if you've been bad or good So be good for goodness sake!
Ben Rossi, IoT and free will: how artificial intelligence will trigger a new nanny state (Information Age, 7 June 2016)
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Thread on #Privacy and the #InternetOfThings— Richard Veryard (@richardveryard) December 4, 2017
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Updated 10 December 2017
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