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==Criticism==

==Criticism==

Evgeny Morozov, a Belarusian writer, researcher and critic of the Internet and its development as a commercial entity, has explored the use of IoT as an apparatus of the state.  In an article for The Guardian, the writer describes the success of digital tracking as a proxy for surveillance and policing of citizens. <ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jul/20/rise-of-data-death-of-politics-evgeny-morozov-algorithmic-regulation The Rise of Data and Death of Politics. Retrieved 19 Oct 2015.]</ref>

Evgeny Morozov<ref>[http://www.evgenymorozov.com/ Evgeny Morozov Homepage. Retrieved 19 Oct. 2015.]</ref>, a Belarusian writer, researcher and critic of the Internet and its development as a commercial entity, has explored the use of IoT as an apparatus of the state.  In an article for The Guardian, the writer describes the success of digital tracking as a proxy for surveillance and policing of citizens. <ref>[http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/jul/20/rise-of-data-death-of-politics-evgeny-morozov-algorithmic-regulation The Rise of Data and Death of Politics. Retrieved 19 Oct 2015.]</ref>

==References==

==References==

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