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Tag Archives: data
Economist: The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data
From the Economist Regulating the internet giants: The world’s most valuable resource is no longer oil, but data The data economy demands a new approach to antitrust rules May 6, 2017 A NEW commodity spawns a lucrative, fast-growing industry, prompting antitrust … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged antitrust, customers, data, surveillance
“Highly personalized profiles of each and every customer” — companies decode Smart Meter data for energy utilities
Utility companies say they only get aggregate, anonymous data from Smart Meters and that your energy usage data is completely private. This is what actually happens to your energy data. From ONZO December 7, 2016 “A quick video to help you understand … Continue reading
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Tagged aggregate, anonymous, customer data, data, energy usage, monetize, personal, privacy
UK: EDF customers heading for surprise winter bills after smart meters failed to send data for four months
EDS deflected responsibility for its faulty equipment on to customers. EDF told Computing that it is the responsibility of the customer to check if payment amounts are correct. Furthermore, we were also told that customers should be using a ‘belt-and-braces approach’, … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, data, EDF, firmware, reliability, SMETS1, Zigbee
EFF: An Illinois court just didn’t get it: we are entitled to expect privacy; Smart Meter data reveals what’s going on inside our homes
From Electronic Frontier Foundation MARCH 1, 2017 BY Karen Gullo and Jamie Williams Cities across the country are switching to wireless smart meters. You may even have one in your home. Utility companies say the new technology helps consumers monitor … Continue reading
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Tagged 4th amendment, data, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Illinois, Naperville, privacy
Your kitchen appliances and Smart Meter are watching you, security expert warns
From Bloomberg by Marie Mawad & Stefan Nicola September 1, 2016 Your fridge is getting so smart, security-software maker Kaspersky Lab thinks you probably shouldn’t trust it. As makers of household appliances fill their machines with computer chips to make … Continue reading
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Tagged data, Kaspersky, privacy, security, sensors, smart appliances
PG&E’s new more powerful Smart Meters
PG&E has posted information on its website about Meter-Connectors, a much more powerful multi-function Smart Meter When did PG&E start using these 2 watt meters? How much antenna gain is used? How would someone know if they had one? Do … Continue reading
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Tagged data, medusa meters, Meter-Connector, PG&E, pulses, terrain
