July 9, 2014

Time Magazine shows just how creepy smart homes really are

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Over the holiday weekend, I sat down with Time’s special on “The Smarter Home.” A few things hit me straight up. It always feels goofier than it should when populist magazines take on emerging tech…
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If not dealt with correctly the Internet of Things could become the Surveillance Things.

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