IoT and the Law - Guido Diega

2024

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1) This book critically examines the legal, regulatory, and socio-economic challenges posed by the Internet of Things (IoT), arguing for a non-binary, human-centric approach to govern consumer-centric smart technologies.
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- Explores regulatory obstacles like sectoral fragmentation, cross-border jurisdiction, and the inadequacy of traditional legal frameworks for the IoT.
- Analyzes consumer contract issues, including private ordering, 'bricking,' the contractual quagmire of terms and conditions, and the limitations of the GDPR.
- Investigates noncontractual consumer protections, product liability, surveillance capitalism, and the legal conflicts between data protection and trade secrets.
3) Tags: Internet of Things, IoT Law, Consumer Protection, Data Protection, Surveillance Capitalism

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