Written on 1 Nov 2018
From opening your garage door with your phone, to fridges that chill your wine to suit the weather, the growth of the Internet of Things offers huge advancements – and potential for misuse. So what does this mean for lawyers and regulators?
Catherine Hammon, Digital Revolution Knowledge Lawyer, and Nick Thody, Head of Knowledge, discuss The Internet of Things – the growing network of ordinary objects sending and receiving data – and the legal issues you need to consider.
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Digital Transformation Knowledge Lawyer, Head of Advisory Knowledge , UK
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