IoT devices allow homeowners to control and monitor their home's systems and appliances remotely, providing greater convenience and ease of use.

Smart refrigerators are not as common as other IoT devices in smart homes, as they offer less direct control over home systems and appliances.

IoT devices can be vulnerable to malware and virus infections, unauthorized access to personal data, and physical theft, all of which pose security risks.

While disabling remote access to IoT devices can improve security, it is not a recommended practice as it limits the convenience and functionality of these devices.

IoT devices can collect personal data without consent, share it with third parties, and use it for targeted advertising, all of which raise privacy concerns.

While using strong passwords and regularly changing them is a good security practice, it does not directly address privacy concerns associated with IoT devices.

IoT devices can help elderly individuals maintain their independence and autonomy by allowing them to control their home's systems and appliances more easily.

Smart doorbells with facial recognition are not as common as other IoT devices in smart homes for elderly individuals, as they offer less direct assistance with daily tasks.

IoT devices in smart homes for elderly individuals can be vulnerable to malware and virus infections, unauthorized access to personal data, and physical theft, all of which pose security risks.

While disabling remote access to IoT devices can improve security, it is not a recommended practice as it limits the convenience and functionality of these devices for elderly individuals.

IoT devices in smart homes for elderly individuals can collect personal data without consent, share it with third parties, and use it for targeted advertising, all of which raise privacy concerns.

While using strong passwords and regularly changing them is a good security practice, it does not directly address privacy concerns associated with IoT devices in smart homes for elderly individuals.

IoT devices can help individuals with disabilities maintain their independence and autonomy by allowing them to control their home's systems and appliances more easily.

Smart lighting with color changing capabilities is not as common as other IoT devices in smart homes for individuals with disabilities, as it offers less direct assistance with daily tasks.

IoT devices in smart homes for individuals with disabilities can be vulnerable to malware and virus infections, unauthorized access to personal data, and physical theft, all of which pose security risks.