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These serve as a baselineįor identifying requirements for the standardization work in This Use Cases and Requirements Document is created toĬollect new IoT use cases from various domains that have beenĬontributed by various stakeholders. Period of the WoT Working Group several specifications wereĭeveloped to address requirements for these domains. Simplify the development of IoT systems that combine devicesįrom multiple vendors and ecosystems. Health applications, where usage of the W3C WoT standards can Including Smart Home, Industrial, Smart City, Retail, and The Web of Things is applicable to multiple IoT domains, WOT also has a mobile app, which won't be immune to this data collection.This version: Latest published version: Latest editor's draft: History: Editors: Michael Lagally ( Oracle Anyone currently using the WOT extension should seriously consider whether they wish to continue doing so. It seems likely other software that supports WOT will follow. Spiegel Online reports (Opens in a new window) that Mozilla has already removed the WOT extension from its Firefox Add-ons page due to guideline violations.
Now imagine having access to data for all 140 million users and you can see why this is of huge concern. This information was pulled from a small data sample accounting for around 50 users. Browser surfing activity including all sites visited.The WOT Privacy Policy (Opens in a new window) states that your IP, geographic location, device type, operating system, browser, the date and time, Web addresses, and overall browser usage are all collected, but that it is "non-identifiable." But NDR found that it was a simple task to link the anonymized data to individual users of the service. But WOT not only collects and records data on a per-user basis, it then analyzes and sells it on to third parties. The NDR investigation discovered that while you have the WOT extension installed, extensive data collection is going on in the background. However, the WOT service itself is far from trustworthy. It sounds like a clever way to check whether your favorie sites visit can be trusted. How to Set Up Two-Factor Authentication.How to Record the Screen on Your Windows PC or Mac.How to Convert YouTube Videos to MP3 Files.How to Save Money on Your Cell Phone Bill.How to Free Up Space on Your iPhone or iPad.
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