In September 2016, I was delighted to deliver this talk to ThingMonk 2016 .
VIDEO
This is the 20 minute distilation of my adventures Singing to my lightbulbs , hacking my vacuum cleaner , finding my car's source code , hacking my electric car , getting hacked by my light switches , securing my security cameras , and a whole host of other IoT nonsense.
Huge thanks to Bennycrime for filming, and the whole ThingMonk team.
If you'd like me to speak at your conference, please get in touch .
A selection of comments about the talk as I gave it.
audience warming up is now warming up
@edent . we have FEEDBACK LOOPS happening
#thingmonk
"I am driving round in an un-patched Linux box" -
@edent
in his BWM i3
#thingmonk
"Why does my light switch want to call premium rate numbers?" Connected house of horrors by
@edent
#thingmonk
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"My smart light switch makes me want to cry," says
@edent .
#iot
#thingmonk
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Listening to
@edent
describe my life in his Connected House of Horrors at
#thingmonk
Beardy, long haired 'cool guy'
@edent
hates his life. Because his connected life serves as bad example for everyone else. :-)
#thingmonk
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@edent
I googled Wi-FI light switch to buy one and you came out as the first organic search result!
#thingmonk
#IoT
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That was such a great talk by
@edent
here at
@thingmonk , about the horrors of poor software design for the connected home (and car).
#thingmonk
@edent
"Nest sent me an email when I inserted the wrong brand batteries" "thanks for the therapy session"
#hilarious
"Twitter is better than any other IOT platform on the planet."
@edent
@thingmonk
"You can store loads of data on twitter without paying."
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