> Hell while we're at it, pass this same thing for robot vacuums, garage door openers, and 1000 other "smart" devices. This a hundred times. With electronics a

> Hell while we're at it, pass this same thing for robot vacuums, garage door openers, and 1000 other "smart" devices. This a hundred times. With electronics and connectivity becoming cheaper and cheaper over time, the temptation to stick it to every possible device in order to take control of it and make it obsolete at will just by turning off a necessary service, or simply collect user data is simply too tempting. I see a sad future in which a technology will be invented with the sole purpose of having every possible object, from shoes to glasses, dentures, bags, umbrellas, walking canes, bicycles, hammers, etc. connected and constantly transmitting something somewhere, outside of any control by the user.