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FEB. 2016 RICHMOND JOURNAL OF LAW & TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM ANTIGONE PEYTON, ESQ. CLOUDIGY LAW PLLC FEB. 2016 A LITIGATOR’S GUIDE TO THE INTERNET OF THINGS

A Litigators Guide to the Internet of Things (IoT)

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Page 1: A Litigators Guide to the Internet of Things (IoT)

FEB. 2016

RICHMOND JOURNAL OF LAW &

TECHNOLOGY SYMPOSIUM

ANTIGONE PEYTON, ESQ.

CLOUDIGY LAW PLLC

FEB. 2016

A LITIGATOR’S GUIDE TO THE INTERNET OF THINGS

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Overview

The Internet of what?

What’s out there?

eDiscovery concerns

Object as witness

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Internet of What?

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Internet of What?

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Characteristics

Everyday objects/things connect to the Internet &

each other

Can send & receive data

“Embedded intelligence” to detect changes in

object physical state or environment

Remote accessibility & monitoring by

users/computers

INTERNET OF THINGS GLOBAL STANDARDS INITIATIVE,

HTTP://CL.OUD.IM/1P2CQOO

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IoT Market

2009: # of “things” connected to Internet surpassed

people

LinkedIn IoT Community 11,000 strong

By 2020, 20-50 billion IoT objects

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What’s Out There?

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IoT In The Courtroom

Coffee Makers—In re Keurig Green Mountain Single-

Serve Coffee Antitrust Litig., No. 14-md-02542-VSB

(S.D.N.Y. June 5, 2014).

Printers/Toner Cartridges—Lexmark Int’l, Inc. v. Static

Control Components, Inc., 387 F.3d 522 (6th Cir. 2004).

Personal activity/fitness information (Fitbit data) and

population analytics (Vivametrica)—Canadian personal

injury case

Sleep/waking state information (Fitbit data)-Pennsylvania

criminal investigation

Tools and technology connecting objects and

applications (APIs)—Oracle America, Inc. v. Google, Inc.

750 F.3d 1339 (Fed. Cir. 2014).

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Hello Barbie?Child can talk with Barbie via embedded

microphone

Can send communications & receive data

ToyTalk’s speech recognition software

analyzes words

Sends response back to Barbie

ToyTalk stores all conversations

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Location Tracking

Strava biking

information

Automatic License

Plate Readers (OCR)

GPS logging

Car Infotainment

systems

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eDiscovery

Complications

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A Brave New World

Little/no technology

developed to pull object

data

No standard protocols

Info shared across many

objects & platforms—

Apple Watch, iCloud,

Smart Phone, Dropbox

Ephemeral & dynamic

data

Who has possession,

custody or control?

Relative burden of

preservation/production

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Object As Witness

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SHE CAME HOME ABOUT 10 PM LAST

NIGHT…-YOUR HOUSE

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Sticky Issues

who’s the witness?

your front door

manufacturer of door

sensors

analytics company

right to confrontation

what/who?

what biases do they

carry?

right against self

incrimination

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I WOULDN’T TELL A LIE…

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Questions?

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Antigone Peyton, Esq.Founder & CEO

Cloudigy Law PLLC

Twitter:

@AntigonePeyton

LinkedIn:

http://cl.oud.im/1lS46sp

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