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I mean it's pretty easy to prove that's not true. Just stick it on a network and check the network traffic. The bandwidth required to do that would be immense
by jankiehodgpodge 6y ago
I mean it's pretty easy to prove that's not true. Just stick it on a network and check the network traffic.
The bandwidth required to do that would be immense anyway for basically no benefit.
- dr_kiszonka 6y agoIs there a simple app that notifies users about changes in internet traffic patterns of IoT devices on their networks?
- squarefoot 6y agoYou can't trust the devices themselves to tell you that, so the best approach is to put them behind a (hardware) firewall that protects both ways, not just from external connections but also to prevent devices to call home if their behavior is unclear.
- wil421 6y agoYes UniFi by Ubiquiti. There’s a price for admission.
- callmeal 6y ago>I mean it's pretty easy to prove that's not true. Just stick it on a network and check the network traffic. It's pretty easy to hide that network traffic too. Just save/compress everything to the local device and pipe it over when the phone/app is being used. (ever wonder why those apps take up so much memory and use up so much battery?).