Everything becomes smart, from the trash can to the toothbrush, and each of these devices is turned into the equivalent of a transmitting mobile phone. This not only increases radiation exposure to people and their environment but also the amount of data that is continuously collected and forwarded.
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The interview discusses how heat pumps, smart meters, and streetlights with WiFi are touted as modern efficiency technology, yet they also enable a close-knit surveillance system over the population.
Key points of the discussion:
Origin of the term SMART: Who developed the term and what it stands for.
SMART is everywhere: Every small device in the house becomes smart. Starting from the trash can to the toothbrush, usage data is collected, analyzed, and forwarded.
Radiation increase: Due to the increasingly dense network of terminal devices emitting radiation, the burden on everyone and nature increases.
Surveillance made easy: The convenient handling, the comfortable use of these devices makes people voluntary assistants of Big Tech and the state.
