Re: Web Access - what to display of your home

["Ian Lowe" <ian@xxxxxxx>]

Personally, I would show >nothing< of the live environment of our
home on a
website open to the public.

Diagrams of how it's configured, perhaps, as you say missing key details,
but is there really anything to be gained at all from putting your home on
the web in a public fashion. Obviouslly in a secured area so that you
yourself can acces it from a remote location, but yikes!

just my £0.02

Ian

----- Original Message -----
From: "Andy Powell" <Andy@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 7:39 PM
Subject: [ukha_d] Web Access - what to display of your home


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> as sme of you know I'm starting to put together a website so that my
wife
and I can remotely control and monitor our house. Part of the site is
available to visitors but the thing that I'm wondering is - well is it a
good idea when displaying your Appliance modules etc to show the house/unit
code... I'm thinking maybe someone would have a peek and then do the one
thing that we all worry about - hide in the bushes until you go out and
then
try their now slimmed down list of HC/UCs to see if you have any RF
stuff...
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> none of my security stuff is handled by X10 but there's still a lot of
annoyance etc that they could cause???
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> What do you think. Paranoia?
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> A.
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