Amazon’s new Dash button,
which will order replacement products at the touch of a button, might
well usher us further towards the internet of things (IoT), in which a
variety of connected devices talk to each other, quietly doing our
bidding.
The next step: household appliances that re-order consumables
automatically, without the need for a button at all. But what does this
universe of connected devices mean for our privacy?
Companies have been talking about the IoT for years. There are many
possible visions of it. Some think it’s about your smartwatch talking to
your car, while your fridge independently talks to the grocery store to
order you some more milk.
read full article at The Guardian
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