Are we the last generation who experienced privacy as a default?
Attack of the VR headsets! Admittedly, this photo has little to do with the topic of this blog post. But I liked it, so there you go. The…
Tag: privacy
Connected doll Cayla, connected TVs & the legal status of IoT in Germany
Over the last few weeks there’s been a lot of discussion around the security of connected toys. One case stood out not just because of insufficient security practices…
Kansas City & questions for the smart city
In her excellent IoT newsletter (subscribe here), Stacey Higginbotham of Stacey On IoT discusses privacy and the smart city. It’s a great, quick read in which Stacey takes…
Privacy Machines
I spent the last four days at a design sprint hosted by Mozilla. It served to explore the role of open IoT and privacy in the connected home.…
The Good Home: Hospitality, privacy & openness in the connected home
Note: This post is cross-posted from TheGoodHome.org At Fuori Salone Milan, The Good Home and Casa Jasmina teamed up for a shared workshop around hospitylity, privacy & openness…
Understanding the Connected Home: My personal data sphere
This blog post is an excerpt from Understanding the Connected Home, an ongoing exploration on the implications of connectivity on our living spaces. The whole collection is available…
Understanding the Connected Home: Factory Reset
Understanding the Connected Home is an ongoing series that explores the questions, challenges and opportunities around increasingly connected homes. (Show all posts on this blog.). Update: As of…