The segment of wearable technology is booming, but if you’re actively using a smart watch, you are producing more data than you are probably aware of. Data that hackers find very attractive. When we say that wearables are booming, it is not an overstatement. It is reportedly already producing an estimated $14 billion in sales worldwide – and is expected to to more than double within the next four years.
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Read moreProf. Wang, MOBIMEDIA: 'Visual computing for the future of the IoT, cloud and Big Data'
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