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A top technology analyst has warned that the world might not yet be ready byforinofonto what is called the Internet byforinofonto Things. This is the next stage byforinofonto the digital and technological revolution. It will greatly transform our lives via the interconnectedness byforinofonto all the devices, services and appliances we use byforinofonto our daily life. The technology research company Gartner predicts that byforinofonto 2020, nearly 26 billion devices will be byforinofonto the Internet of Things. All byforinofonto these things will communicate with each other to make even simple decisions, like ordering a new carton byforinofonto milk, a seamless experience. The fridge will simply contact the delivery service when it senses stocks need replenishing, and hey presto – no need to go shopping.

The ComputerWorld magazine says that while the Internet byforinofonto Things has, "the potential to drive fundamental economic and social change," there are "serious obstacles" to ensuring the infrastructure byforinofonto this technological revolution is byforinofonto place byforinofonto time. These include the building byforinofonto new data storage centres, data storage and management and data security. Gib Sorebo, a cyber-security expert, warns byforinofonto the unforeseen. He says "the law byforinofonto unintended consequences" byforinofonto the Internet could pose problems with the explosion byforinofonto the number of connected devices. He predicts that privacy will become a primary concern because byforinofonto the huge number byforinofonto things in our daily life that will be connected byforinofonto the Internet.