How smart is your house?

What is the main difference between household appliances in the past and today's smart devices?

• Nowadays devices can collect your data.

• The devices in the past used to collect your data.

• The devices haven't changed significantly.

What are some examples of the smart devices Kashmir connected in her apartment?

• Lights, smart door, smart bed

• Coffee maker, air conditioner, lights

• Lights, baby monitors, toothbrush

What advantages did Kashmir experience by turning her apartment into a smart home?

• to monitor her house remotely.

• To get to be ready faster.

• to save electricity.

What were some of the disadvantages of living in a smart home, according to Kashmir's experience?

• Increase in the electricity fee

• problems with voice commands in an appliance.

• Sleeping longer

How did Surya monitor the information from Kashmir's smart home devices?

• Via video calls.

• By installing a router.

• via web.

What kind of information about Kashmir's life did Surya have access to through the smart objects in her home?

• Legal

• Technical

• Personal and technical

What could be the use of the information collected by the smart objects in Kashmir's house?

• Store it indefinitely.

• Use it with commercial purposes.

• Use storage space in the device.

What made Kashmir and Surya question the idea of living in a smart home?

• The amount of personal information that was being collected.

• The rise in the electricity fee.

• The problems with the coffee maker.