The main driver of the Internet of Stings may be to help insurance companies control people.

The article has the artificially light tone which, in today's mainstream media, is the obligatory substitute for standing for people's rights. But it ends by identifying a series of technologies that contribute to oppressive surveillance: portable phones, activity trackers, "smart watches", Internet of Stings, and cars.

I don't own any of those, and I don't tolerate them in my home or my office.