Policy implications of the internet of things
summary
Panel argues IoT moves from siloed device clouds to cross‑sector data fusion, predicting 20–50 billion devices and estimating a €1 trillion market by 2020. Examples: GE links MRI images, age and weight to cut radiation; Shodan exposes millions of unsecured webcams. Proposals and tools discussed include GDPR rules (data portability, DPIAs, privacy by design), a trusted‑IoT label, and startups offering strong anonymization for analytics; enforcement and real‑world interoperability remain unresolved.
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chapters (4)
- 0:00Start
- 0:15Christian D'Cunha EDPS (EU)
- 13:53Thibaut Kleiner
- 21:09Antoinette Rouvroy CRIDS-University of Namur (BE)
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