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It was never intended to be internet of things literally. There's now way to scale to that level where all tiny devices are connected. It was ment to be the loc
by unusximmortalis 10y ago
It was never intended to be internet of things literally.
There's now way to scale to that level where all tiny devices are connected.
It was ment to be the local network of things exactly like someone else pointed out here.
The things will be connected on the local nerwork behind the home router.
The IoT is a buzz word that was catchy and market pushed it farther cause it sells well.
For as long as these things and what surrounds them are secure (as secure and safe as my router is) and they respect my privacy policies I will vote up them big time and they will grow farther be sure of that at the same rate and speed as the other tech wave is/was.
- digi_owl 10y agoconsumer routers are usually anything but secure in the iot sense. This because while they block unsolicited inbound traffic, they will allow any outbound traffic. And if you have upnp enabled on it, and most come with it on by default, all bets are off. Damn it, Samsung managed to produce and sell a voice controlled TV that sends everything the microphones pick up back to the mothership unencrypted.