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Tag Archives: privacy
Illinois: Industry files amicus brief against citizen group in Smart Meter lawsuit, says invasion of privacy is minimal or non-existent
B. The Pervasiveness of Smart Meters Undermines Any Asserted Expectation of Privacy from Their Use as a Means to Gather Electricity Usage Information. V. ASSERTIONS BY THE APPELLANT AND ITS AMICI THAT SMART-METER DATA REVEALS PRIVATE ACTIVITY WITHIN THE HOME … Continue reading
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Australia: Two-way Smart Meters are vulnerable to hacking
Another security report on Smart Meters. Unlike Canberra, a high percentage of Smart Meters in the U.S. are two-way. Once a surveillance-capable device is attached to a building, there is no longer any privacy. There is only a “confidentiality agreement” … Continue reading
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Canada: “The slippery slope” — privacy violation at center of city’s proposal to ‘mine’ Smart Meter data
Comment: Privacy is lost as soon as the surveillance is attached to the home. When they talk about “protecting privacy”, what they are really talking about is confidentiality. and as we know, promises of confidentiality are not kept. From the … Continue reading
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“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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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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Privacy advocacy groups file amicus brief, raise privacy implications of Smart Meter data
“Smart meter data reveals intimate details about what is going on inside the home. The lower court made false assumptions about how smart meter technology works, and its decision is a threat to the privacy of the 57 million and … Continue reading
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Tagged EFF, Electronic Frontier Foundation, Naperville, pi, privacy, Privacy International, Smart Meter data
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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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“The cloud never forgets”: Every move you make, every click you take, every appliance you use, they’ll be watching you
“[I]t’s already built a profile on every American adult, including young people who wouldn’t be swept up in conventional databases…” Smart Meters and the Home Area Network provide the equivalent of a video feed of daily life inside homes and … Continue reading
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Smart Meter Harm 