President Donald Trump on Monday signed a bill rolling back online privacy protections, and a pair of bills have been introduced at the Washington Legislature to require customer permission before selling personal information to marketers. Dallas Harris, a policy fellow at Public Knowledge, a group that advocates for open internet, told The Associated Press this […]
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Craig Spiezle, newly appointed strategic executive advisor to the ISOC leadership team. The Online Trust Alliance (OTA) and the Internet Society (ISOC) today announced a merger that will bring the two non-profit groups together to help promote online security. The newly combined organizations will operate under the name Online Trust Alliance an Internet Society Initiative
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Netgear, Inc (NTGR): Patrick J Iii Collins , SVP, Arlo Smart Home Devices of Netgear, Inc sold 1,467 shares on Apr 3, 2017. The Insider selling transaction was reported by the company on Apr 4, 2017 to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The shares were sold at $49.03 per share for a total value of
About six months ago, I purchased a Raspberry Pi. For these of you who consider that&rsquos a dessert, this may not be the report for you. But for these curious about the Internet of Things and how it genuinely functions, study on!  A Raspberry Pi is a modest personal computer, about three inches by four
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In the world of mobility, acronyms seem to be created every day. To help decipher these terms and clear up some confusion around the industry, we recently partnered with Blue Hill Research to create the Enterprise Mobility Acronym Glossary. With that in mind, I thought an IoT Q&A about some of these acronyms could be
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In the world of mobility, acronyms seem to be created every day. To help decipher these terms and clear up some confusion around the industry, we recently partnered with Blue Hill Research to create the Enterprise Mobility Acronym Glossary. With that in mind, I thought an IoT Q&A about some of these acronyms could be
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Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that’s taken over our lives. Enlarge Image Very consumer friendly? Garadget “First consumer-friendly garage door controller is now on Kickstarter.” So began the press release for Garadget. When I tell you this tale, first reported by Ars Technica, you might wonder about the meaning of
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Peter Corcoran, Ph.D., who describes himself as long-term IoT skeptic, published a research paper recently on arXiv.org—Third time is the charm – Why the World just might be ready for the Internet of Things this time around (pdf)—in which he speculates that this incarnation of the Internet of Things (IoT) may succeed. Technologies often fail on
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The next generation of Google smart speakers may include mesh Wi-Fi, an anonymous source told The Information. Mesh Wi-Fi strings a Wi-Fi connection together with the use of multiple routers to create a more consistent coverage area. It also gets rid of a problem that plagues all smart speakers today: Get too far away from
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