orporations are laying the foundation for surveillance pricing, a system that weaponizes personal data to manipulate costs. Consumers are conditioned to trade privacy for a perceived bargain, a process that quietly dismantles the concept of a fair price.
The LG-Homey acquisition is more than a headline; it’s a crossroads. It forces a critical question about the true purpose of the smart home: is it a service, sold in exchange for data, or an extension of the private domain?
The familiar click on “I Agree” is a lopsided transfer of power. With every unread Terms of Service, consumers surrender fundamental rights to privacy, ownership, and legal recourse, representing a significant loss of digital autonomy. #ToSWatchdog
As real-life “Rosie the Robot” descendants emerge from companies like Tesla, we face a critical choice: will they be loyal servants or corporate spies? This article explores the battle for the soul of the home robot.
Your DNA has been weaponized. This article deconstructs the 23andMe breach, a targeted intelligence operation that turned ancestry into a liability and a privacy issue into a matter of national security.
A former homicide investigator reveals the truth about smart home privacy. Learn how your cloud data is seized and weaponized in the legal system, and why the “nothing to hide” argument is a dangerous myth.
We were promised “calm technology” but got surveillance capitalism. This post explains why the mainstream smart home is broken and introduces the “Thinking Home” framework—a new paradigm for a private and reliable system.
Spiraling costs, security vulnerabilities, and customer hostility are killing the cloud-dependent smart home model. We deconstruct this broken system and offer a strategic pivot to a more profitable, sovereign framework.