Applicances have been found to be buggy, and consumers worry about privacy and security.
By Peter Fabris, Contributing Editor | July 7, 2016
Smart home technology is not living up to its billing, according to a recent Washington Post article.
The author describes smart home equipment as “a fractured market of occasionally buggy appliances that work with some, but not all, of the systems out there.” A recent damper on the market is consumer concern about the implications that smart devices held for their privacy and security. In a survey by Accenture, some consumers had abandoned their smart home gadgets.
