#iot

Does Matter protocol actually fix anything, or did we just replace one type of lock-in with another?

Is smart home tech still eco-friendly with rising energy demands?

Do smart home 'ecosystems' (Apple, Google, Amazon) just lock you into overpriced hardware for no real performance gain?

Are smart home security devices a net loss for sustainability, regardless of how much energy they supposedly save?

Why does every “smart” device feel like a subscription trap waiting to happen?

Are smart home hubs like Amazon and Google just data-farming subscriptions disguised as convenience?

Would you switch from a big-tech smart speaker to a DIY open-source hub for privacy?

Should you ditch subscription-based smart home gadgets for “offline” DIY alternatives?

Are you regretting your smart home setup after the latest subscription changes?

Do app updates now drain your smart bulbs' battery faster than before?

Which smart home setup is the most reliable for someone who isn't tech savvy?

Is it smarter to buy budget smart bulbs or pay triple for Philips Hue's overrated ecosystem?

Does the smart home industry actually care about sustainability, or is “eco-friendly” just a marketing lie?

Is Matter actually delivering on smart home promises or still just hype?

Is upgrading to Thread over Wi-Fi for IoT actually worth the hassle right now?

Is upgrading to Matter-compatible devices worth the extra cost right now?

Is the "edge computing" hype real, or just a rebranding of old-school distributed systems?

Is a smart home that needs constant tinkering really “smart,” or just another chore in disguise?

SmartThings vs Homey Pro — which smart hub is greener for your home?

Is switching to an AI-powered smart home actually worth it for cutting down energy use?