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Recently, a technical and technological term, the “Internet of Things,” became a buzzword in newspapers, government institutions, and in academe. The new technology is getting a response similar to that inspired by the emergence of groundbreaking technologies such as the Internet and Web 2.0. Journalists and policymakers are offering positive forecasts about how the Internet of Things (IoT) will transform our lives, businesses, and public services. Academic articles in engineering and business offer detailed technical and technological information and requirements and discuss possible new business models and the transformation of the industrial structure. Although it has been commercially introduced to markets for daily use, the rapid development of the technology suggests that more complex services and products will soon dominate the markets. Previous research and newspaper articles predict that this advance will be integrated into large parts of our lives and that its impacts on people will be enormous. Given that substantial effects on consumers and society are predicted, the lack of discussion about the issue is worrying. Therefore, we need to carefully examine the consumer and social impacts of the new technology instead of simply celebrating it. We thus explore concerns about the effects of IoT technology on consumers and society, drawing on critical studies of digital culture and the business and management literature. We find that there are three issues to consider in the age of IoT: security, individuality, and commodification. We argue that the development of IoT technology should be based on security for privacy, encouraging autonomy, and offering sovereignty to participants. Its development should not be about the security to govern, the subordination of people to the technology, or promoting corporate capitalism. We therefore conclude that a serious discussion about the impacts of IoT is needed in order to understand how it is going to shape our future.
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Bolz, N / 2011 / The ABC of Media / Hanul Academy
Andrejevic, M / 2014 / The Big Data Divide / International Journal of Communication 8:1673~1689
Ashton, K / That ‘Internet of Things’ Thing: In the Real World, Things Matter More Than Ideas, RFID Journal
Atzori, L / 2014 / From “Smart Objects” to “Social Objects”: The Next Evolutionary Step of the Internet of Things / IEEE Communications Magazine 52(1):97~105
Bolz, N / 2011 / The ABC of Media / Hanul Academy
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