American homes are increasingly inhabited by" smart" devices like voiceactivated speakers,
robotic vacuums, and adaptive thermostats that collect, store, and share information using …

Everyday devices and appliances are becoming more sophisticated, computerized, and
software-backed. 1 Cars, thermostats, door locks, smart watches, and even toasters are now …

Upon the ratification of the Fourth Amendment in 1792, the privacy of the home gained
constitutional stature. Courts have zealously guarded the home from warrantless invasion by …

20201 UNRAVELING HOME PROTECTION IN THE IoT AGE 1 THE COLUMBIA SCIENCE &
TECHNOLOGY LAW REVIEW VOL. XXI STLR.ORG Bo Zhao Wal Page 1 20201 UNRAVELING …

Last December, our son purchased a Google Assistant for my husband, who uses it to do
very simple things-check the weather, play music, set a cooking timer, and ask questions …

Technology has evolved at an unprecedented rate. Unfortunately, Fourth Amendment
jurisprudence has not advanced at such great speed. The emergence of smart device …

of Things Page 1 Legacy Switches: A Proposal to Protect Privacy, Security, and the Environment
from the Internet of Things PAUL OHM* & NATHANIEL KIMT The Internet of Things (IoT) …

ABSTRACT" Smart objects" connected to the" Internet of Things" present new possibilities
for technological surveillance. This network of smart devices also poses a new challenge for …

As Americans become more attached to their electronic devices, they expect them to be
available at all times and places, and to connect with each other seamlessly and …

Privacy law in the United States has not kept pace with the realities of technological
development, nor the growing reliance on the Internet of Things (loT). As of now, the law has …