Pretty cool idea. I'm especially wary of IOT devices because it seems they're not as robust on the security side as my computer, and even my computer I worry about. I love the idea of being able to see the metadata on what your devices are connecting to, though I'd doubly get a lot of value out of someplace that had a directory with a report on different IOT devices and their background sharing and connection habits. Best of luck to you all; this is really cool!

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