Smart devices can improve daily life by being aware of what you’re doing, so they can predict what you want them to do. For example, smart lights can learn when it’s bedtime and use that information to only use low brightness after that if you wander to the bathroom. That convenience comes at a price, however: IoT devices generally require an internet connection to function, and harvest your information in return for helping improve your day.
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