Internet of things: investigating its social and legal implications in a connected society
The myriad of successive technological waves have affected social lives and challenged legal norms in modern societies. The Internet of Things (‘IoT’) is one of those technological waves and is considered by many as the first real evolution of the Internet. It is about the digitization of physical...
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iium-566282017-05-03T02:07:54Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/56628/ Internet of things: investigating its social and legal implications in a connected society Zulhuda, Sonny Mohamed, Sidi Mohamed Ould K Law (General) The myriad of successive technological waves have affected social lives and challenged legal norms in modern societies. The Internet of Things (‘IoT’) is one of those technological waves and is considered by many as the first real evolution of the Internet. It is about the digitization of physical things and objects, which enable them to communicate information about themselves and their surrounding environment with each other. Connected environment such as this could undeniably impact various aspects of life be it trade, services, healthcare, education as well as public governance. The “Internet of Things” also challenge existing legal concepts and this has in turn led to questions about the effectiveness and ability of laws to coexist with the rapid technology. This paper attempts to investigate the social and legal implications of the Internet of Things and its impacts on both society and governance, including on issues of data privacy, data security and data ownership. It is an introductory, descriptive and hypothetical analysis. It is also a preview to many more legally substantive questions surrounding the deployment of IoT in both commercial and non-commercial activities. This study is timely as it precedes the ongoing discussions about IoT from legal and social perspectives. Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta 2017 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/56628/1/56628_Internet%20of%20Things.pdf Zulhuda, Sonny and Mohamed, Sidi Mohamed Ould (2017) Internet of things: investigating its social and legal implications in a connected society. In: International Conference on Law and Society 6 (ICLAS 6), 4th-7th April 2017, Yogyakarta, Indonesia. http://iclas6.umy.ac.id/ |
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The myriad of successive technological waves have affected social lives and challenged legal norms in
modern societies. The Internet of Things (‘IoT’) is one of those technological waves and is considered by
many as the first real evolution of the Internet. It is about the digitization of physical things and objects,
which enable them to communicate information about themselves and their surrounding environment
with each other. Connected environment such as this could undeniably impact various aspects of life be it
trade, services, healthcare, education as well as public governance. The “Internet of Things” also challenge
existing legal concepts and this has in turn led to questions about the effectiveness and ability of laws to
coexist with the rapid technology. This paper attempts to investigate the social and legal implications of the
Internet of Things and its impacts on both society and governance, including on issues of data privacy,
data security and data ownership. It is an introductory, descriptive and hypothetical analysis. It is also a
preview to many more legally substantive questions surrounding the deployment of IoT in both commercial
and non-commercial activities. This study is timely as it precedes the ongoing discussions about IoT
from legal and social perspectives. |
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Zulhuda, Sonny Mohamed, Sidi Mohamed Ould |
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Zulhuda, Sonny Mohamed, Sidi Mohamed Ould |
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Internet of things: investigating its social and legal implications in a connected society |
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Internet of things: investigating its social and legal implications in a connected society |
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Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta |
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