"Companies like Mattel are readying electronic toys that will use Web connections to talk back to children, raising some concerns about privacy ..."
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Real-life consumer psychology – with a touch of technology
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Leona Ungerer
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"The study, based on over 2,000 consumer surveys in the U.S., looked into current and potential consumer adoption of IoT, for example, smart thermostats, self-operating vacuum ..." 
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"For pretty much anyone in the Western world, the Internet is not only ubiquitous, it's practically inescapable ..."
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"When a thing connects to the Internet, three things happen: it becomes smart, it becomes hackable, and it's no longer something you own ..."
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"The “Internet of Things,” where objects in the physical world are connected to electronic virtual networks, is poised to turn retail on its head ..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
"Retailers must be wary of a “creepiness factor” surrounding the privacy of consumer data, Dorf says, suggesting that merchants approach IoT deployment with a “butler” rather than a “stalker” configuration."
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