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Mandatory tech standards enforced by regulation are likely to be crap and out of date, thats the problem. Also, big corps will capture the regulation process an
by codeulike 6y ago
Mandatory tech standards enforced by regulation are likely to be crap and out of date, thats the problem. Also, big corps will capture the regulation process and force their version to be standard, and so on. Better to let something emerge from the chaos, probably will in a few years time. In the meantime, no real damage is being done, its not like people are dying due to the lack of an HA standard.
- polskibus 6y agoIt works fairly well in the EU and non "IT" areas, where introduction of an ISO standard is required to gain wider market access and consumer approval. It could be sufficient to point out that there are X organizations that created accepted standards, any device needs to implement a standard from at least 2 orgs. A standard would specify transport (HTTPS), schema and meaning for all messages, authentication and authorization protocol. Most importantly, there should be a standardized way to poll devices for data.
- bregma 6y agoLike the internet. It'll never work.