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Cyber-surveillance can be used in a variety of helpful ways, and you may choose to use cyber-surveillance to monitor and control your own property or add certain conveniences to your life. Some examples of connected devices that allow you to use cyber-surveillance include:
thermostats;
smart electrical outlets (with lights or other devices plugged into them);
entertainment systems (stereo, TV, etc.);
security cameras and motion detectors;
smoke detectors;
video doorbells;
smart locks;
appliances (refrigerator, vacuum, etc.);
nanny cameras;
pet feeders, pet cameras, pet toys and trackers (GPS systems that allow you to know where your pets are);
children’s toys and trackers.
These types of devices may be connected to the Internet or a data network so that you control them remotely through apps or they may be programmed to turn on and off at certain pre-set times. Other devices may be voice-controlled and complete certain activities on command.
You are using cyber-surveillance technology (in a way that may be helpful, make you feel safer, or for your own benefit) when you do things like:
control devices in your home remotely (such as the television, air conditioning, heating system, or the alarm system);
install a security camera feature at your home that you can monitor remotely (i.e., using the Internet to observe your own property);
use devices that allow you to control your car’s GPS device, locking mechanism, sound system, or allow you to start your car remotely; or
use fitness watches to connect to a network to monitor your own movement and goals.
How can such practice impact your health? how? Why?
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