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heh, that's actually what I kind of do now with a couple of devices. Then I ban that vlan from the internet. I'm speaking more in general though: Too many IoT d
by CaptSpify 10y ago
heh, that's actually what I kind of do now with a couple of devices. Then I ban that vlan from the internet. I'm speaking more in general though: Too many IoT devices require cloud access to work properly. I don't want to put a hacky solution together, I'd rather things would out of the box. I don't like the idea of having to be defensive against my own equipment.
- TeMPOraL 10y agoThat's the part of the business model. IoT isn't about giving you some value - it's an extension of SaaS, but with the twist that it has to convince you to give service provider some value that they can then sell back to you. Personally, I consider most of IoT products to be a waste of resources used to create them. It's a blatant promotion of shitty engineering in an attempt to get some money out of people.