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Tag Archives: privacy
US intelligence chief: we might use the internet of things to spy on you
From the Guardian February 9, 2016 Spencer Ackerman and Sam Thielman in New York Clapper did not name specific agency as being involved in surveillance via smart-home devices but said in congressional testimony it is a distinct possibility The US … Continue reading
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Tagged Clapper, Internet of Things, Petraeus, privacy, smart appliances, surveillance
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Michigan Attorney General Schuette: People should have choice about Smart Meters. Legislators agree
From Midland Daily News October 22, 2015 Glenn bill backs Schuette action on ‘smart meters’ Utility customers in Michigan would have the option of choosing between a new advanced meter and existing traditional equipment to measure their home energy usage … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Schuette, House Bil 4916, Michigan, opt-out, privacy, Public Service Commission, Rep. Gary Glenn, Rep. Rose Mary Anderson
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‘Dragnet’ data collection by Smart Meters and an ‘infrastructure of surveillance’
Stunning testimony and short 7-minute video. Very important quote from Smart Meter manufacturer Siemens. From Smart Grid Awareness By K.T. Weaver, SkyVision Solutions In what was likely a little publicized workshop conducted in November 2013 by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) … Continue reading
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Report ranks electricity meters for risk to health, privacy, cybersecurity
From Electromagnetic Health.org, March 16, 2015 This March 15, 2015 report ranking electricity meters on their risk to health, privacy and cyber security is from Ronald M. Powell, Ph.D. Dr. Powell is a retired career U.S. Government scientist who holds a … Continue reading
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Tagged AMI, AMR, cyber security, electricity meters, health, PLC, privacy, Ranking Electricity Meters for Risk, report, risk, Ronald Powell, Smart Meters, surveillance
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New tools for the industry to get your personal energy data
It is ridiculously easy to see and analyze someone’s energy data now. https://smartmeterharm.org/2014/07/09/privacy-invasion-data-mining-and-surveillance-with-smart-meters-part-1/ https://smartmeterharm.org/2014/07/09/privacy-invasion-data-mining-and-surveillance-with-smart-meters-part-2/ https://smartmeterharm.org/2015/02/03/digital-electronic-internet-of-thingsiot-and-smart-grid-technologies-to-fully-eviscerate-privacy/ However, the states and the industry have publicly stated that data is “aggregated” – all the information clumped together and impossible to disentangle. Because of … Continue reading
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Tagged disaggregation, EEme, Electric Power Research Institute, energy data, EPRI, privacy
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Message from Economic Forum in Davos: Privacy is Dead.
Commercial interests and governments’ intelligence apparatus want privacy to be dead. However, privacy only gets murdered if people allow that and if they don’t fight every attempted incursion and theft. And the assault and theft of DNA written about below, … Continue reading
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Tagged Davos, DNA, DNA extraction, Joseph Nye, Margo Seltzer, Orwell, privacy, Rethink Robotics, Rodney Brooks, Sophia Roosth, World Economic Forum
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U.S. National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners gave presentation on Smart Meter problems in 2011. Why aren’t they telling Americans?
Utility commissioners in the United States belong to NARUC — the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners. CPUC Chairman Michael Peevey sits on the board as well as commissioners in other states who have been Smart Meter cheerleaders. State utility commissions … Continue reading
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Tagged accuracy, appliances, cyber security, Diane Ramthun, disability, fraud, Georgia, high bills, high costs, low income, NARUC, National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, Navigant, obsolescence, Peevey, personal informtion, privacy, PSC, PUC, remote disconnection, Sarajevo, security risks, surveillance, Tbilisi, Wisconsin
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