Seems like you've been having dirty dreams.
In other words, if you want health insurance or you participate/eligible for public-funded health insurance (to include VA, Medicare, Tribal PHS, etc), then you MUST allow this crap to installed in your home.
'Cause, you know, if they know you're dying, they can cancel your insurance that much quicker and save money.
Just a matter of time, folks.
Nope.
I kind of know how well I have slept without reading data in the morning. This might be good for people who have sleep issues, but I can’t see the use of it for those who don’t.
It’s really amazing how the human race has survived as long as it has without this stuff.
When idiot liberals try to achieve perfection in life, they screw up life and destroy it.
This will work out great for the “I got nuthin’ to hide” dummies who latch on to every surveillance device the IT masters of the universe offer up.
...and will report to the gummint.
Seems like you've been having dirty dreams.
Car insurance co’s are now pushing “snapshot” the little device that monitors how you drive.
Health insurance co’s and gov’t will do the same.
Put down that donut/steak Setter or we will charge you an extra 5% on your premiums!!
I got some bodily functions Wal-Mart can monitor. They’re welcome to bag up the results and take it with them. (Note to Wal-Mart...bring plastic bags.)
Waa waa waa.. our mommies aren’t here any more so we need someone to take care of us.
Who needs cameras when your apparel reports all your activity to a government monitor.
I’m looking forward to it.
Sounds like Big Brother again.
Seems like hospitals or nursing homes would be a better place for them.
I’d burn my house to the ground before I would ever allow one of these NSA devices past my threshold.
It can monitor my middle finger movement.
Alexa, Echo, flower pots. What’s next?
None will ever darken my door. Take your so called ‘smart’ devices and the IOT and shove it.
Eric Blair is somewhere smiling at this I’m sure. He was just 20+ years ahead of his time.
I’m beginning to think we Baby Boomers are checking out at just the right time.