Post by rubl on Apr 8, 2017 14:01:52 GMT 7
Don't worry, I'm more professional than this lot 
"Startup remotely 'bricks' grumpy bloke's IoT car garage door – then hits reverse gear
Confesses retaliation after poor review was 'bad PR move
An Internet of Things maker has just had first-hand experience of the Streisand effect – after remotely killing a customer's Wi-Fi garage door for being rude.
Garadget builds and sells a so-called smart door opener that can be operated remotely from a smartphone app. Once installed, Garadget's $99 gizmo wirelessly connects to backend servers on the internet. This allows you to remotely control your door, or check if it's open or closed, from anywhere in the world: your phone app talks to Garadget's servers, and these talk to the smart door controller.'"
www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/04/iot_garage_door_startup_bad_pr/
"Startup remotely 'bricks' grumpy bloke's IoT car garage door – then hits reverse gear
Confesses retaliation after poor review was 'bad PR move
An Internet of Things maker has just had first-hand experience of the Streisand effect – after remotely killing a customer's Wi-Fi garage door for being rude.
Garadget builds and sells a so-called smart door opener that can be operated remotely from a smartphone app. Once installed, Garadget's $99 gizmo wirelessly connects to backend servers on the internet. This allows you to remotely control your door, or check if it's open or closed, from anywhere in the world: your phone app talks to Garadget's servers, and these talk to the smart door controller.'"
www.theregister.co.uk/2017/04/04/iot_garage_door_startup_bad_pr/
