Keep the Internet of Things Private
Computers, smartphones, and tablets aren’t the only devices that connect to the internet. My television, Apple TV, HomePods, DVR, Blu-ray player all have internet connections too. So do game consoles and many newer scanners, printers, cameras, and storage devices. So do a wide variety of home-automation devices, including “smart” door locks, light switches, light bulbs, thermostats, outlets, garage door openers, security systems, and sprinklers. And appliances such as refrigerators, washers, and dyers. In fact, even objects as mundane as suitcases, bicycles, utility meters, and pet food dispensers may have radio transmitters and IP addresses. The list will only get longer and wackier with time.
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