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has developed a device that can be embedded into concrete to provide
information about the material's state

loT is still in its early stages, as even people

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many smart home products from lightbulbs to motion sensorswill attest that
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always connect with ease.
There is an unwritten rule that anything connected to the internet can be
hacked, and loT gadgets are no exception to this rule. Toy companyVTech lost
videos and imagesof kids using its linked devices due to insecure Internet of
Line 25 Things technology Surveillance also becomes a problem. Every product having