Happy life = convenience?
Most people want to live a life that makes them happy. To live a happy life, there are components that each person wants to have. In my case, one of the component of 'happy life' was 'convenience', and in the category of convenience, not doing housework was included. I was not used to do such things, so I dreamed that someone, or something(?) do housework instead of me doing it. In this reason, the concept of 'smart homes' attracted me.Even Barbie has a smart home! |
HOWEVER, on the other hand, since the system is run by Internet, there is a risk of being hacked. As Kashmir Hill, a Forbes staff, wrote on Forbes website, a list of 'smart homes' and their owners could be easily found by googling. Even though she is not a hacker, she could have access to all the devices in the smart homes. It shows that Internet has made our life easier, but it also made us to be more dangerous.
You can read more about how Kashmir Hill could hack the smart homes.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/kashmirhill/2013/07/26/smart-homes-hack/#105f87a046a5
"Hackers Love the Internet of Things Because Security Doesn't Sell Action Figures." Inverse. Dylan Love, 11 Jan. 2016. Web. 22 Nov. 2016.
I agree with how the internet makes everything more convenient-- after all, this was why the internet was created. Whether or not we incorporate this convenience all depends on how paranoid one is concerning risk and reward. But is the internet gradually becoming more of a risk than a reward?
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