Hi Stephanie, There is considerable discussion on IoT and the failure to put in place adequate regulatory, legal frameworks.  It is quite amazing what the public takes for granted.  I will send you a link off list. 

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From: "Stephanie Perrin" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, 27 March, 2015 3:30:24 PM GMT +00:00 Casablanca / Monrovia
Subject: Re: New report on the connected car

That would be great, I apologize for dragging us off topic but I have a 
bee in my bonnet about how these things will be managed, and would enjoy 
further discussion.  I also (separately) just signed up for a standards 
working group at the IEEE and am on the hunt for privacy-concerned 
individuals who would like to contribute to that....(that was not my 
purpose in posting this, but since there appear to be several experts on 
this list.....Perhaps some of you would like to share the pain of weekly 
meetings for three years:-) )
Stephanie
On 2015-03-27 4:37, Andrew A. Adams wrote:
> ALl,
>
> My feeling is that this discussion, while interesting to a number of us, is
> quite off-topic for NCSG. I'm also involved in research into the social,
> legal and ethical issues of the Internet of Things, and related
> cloud-computing developments. Since there seem to be a number of us here
> interested in these issues, though, perhaps people would be interested in a
> separate mailing list to discuss these issues? I can set up such a list at my
> University (warning - my University signed a deal with Microsoft and their
> email system is now provided by M$ including mailing lists :-(    ) if people
> are interested.
>
>