Data Privacy
Sep. 2, 2015
IoT Providers should heed FTC authority
Currently, there appears to be little legal guidance on the Internet of Things, but the FTC may be dropping clues. By Hsia C. (Mark) Mao and Shiela Pham
The "Internet of things," or IoT, sometimes called the "Internet of everything," includes
the movement of networks from mere computer servers and work stations, to more everyday
consumer objects and things capable of connecting the users and devices via the Internet.
Such smart devices currently in circulation include thermometers, cameras, refrigerators,...
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