Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Smart Fridge
summary
Policy review argues the IoT governance debate has dragged since 2006 despite forecasts of 25 billion devices and shows users buy insecure kit even while claiming concern — the privacy paradox. Research from the PETRAS hub maps gaps: lifecycle blind spots (design to disposal), weak enforcement, and concentrated hub risks around cloud voice assistants. Prototypes and proposals include a smartphone-based Personal Privacy Assistant and the home-centered Data Box; certification, labeling and liability are discussed but remain mostly voluntary and unproven.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:27Why I was invited
- 4:00What will I talk about
- 4:44Internet of Things
- 6:10Risks
- 6:39Internet of Shit
- 7:12Dont Blame the User
- 11:09Governance Issues
- 16:56Regulation
- 19:34Selfregulation
- 24:44Responsibility
- 26:37Certification
- 33:19Whos Responsible
- 34:55Conclusion
- 37:38Personal Note
- 39:30Questions
- 41:43Environment ratings
- 46:21Security and safety
- 48:39Integration of IoT and 5G
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