On Mon, 22 Mar 2021 20:50:50 -0400, "David P. Reed" said: > Let's say I have a sensor on my dog's collar, or on a fork lift in a > warehouse? Do these researchers honestly think that each sensor will make a > *phone call* over the LTE fabric and continue that phone call for all the time > the device is powered on? Is the cost going to be proportional to the > delivered > bit-rate? In "message units" for each 3 minutes of call time?
You turn on almost any media, and get to see ads for Ring doorbells and other IoT things that don't report to a smart-home-hub on the local home network, but to someplace where corporate interests can monetize the data. So yes, the researchers honestly think that's a sustainable model. I'm still trying to figure out how the <expletive> you monetize data from a Roomba, unless they're looking at the coverage patterns and using them to figure out how big your residence is and how much furniture you have, and using that to estimate income and/or need for new/more furniture...
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