Confirmed: Smart meter data shared far and wide

Confirmed: Smart meter data shared far and wide October 14th, 2012


In Australia:
http://www.theage.com.au/it-pro/government-it/smart-meter-data-shared-far-and-wide-20120922-26dvp.htmlIn California:
http://smartenergyportal.net/article/california-commission-adopts-rules-protect-privacy-and-security-customer-electricity-usage-d-Commissioner Timothy Alan Simon
-Commissioner Catherine J. K. Sandoval
-Commissioner Mark J. Ferron
A Private Investigator spills the beans
Part 2: http://y2u.be/R6B5kgBNL74The solution
a) saying no to smart meters; and
b) participating in the huge awareness shift, which this collective action will bring.
With “smart” meters, utilities first collect reams of private data about you and your family.  Then they compile, analyze, sell and share this information with whomever they wish, including governments.
Did you believe your utility when they told you that all of your private, in-home data – obtained by your “smart” meter – would be kept safe and private?
Did you believe them when they said that a comprehensive file of information collected about you and your family would not be shared or sold?
The truth is finally emerging, that “smart” meters are designed to collect reams of detailed private information on you and your family.  And this obsessive collection process with be exponentially increased through wireless appliances which are intended to be forced upon you. Utilities then compile, analyze, sell and share this information with whomever they wish, including governments.
“DETAILED information about electricity customers’ power usage, which gives insights into when a house is occupied, is being shared with third parties including mail houses, debt collectors, data processing analysts and government agencies.”
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The California Public Utilities Commission is actually boasting about how it’s going to share and sell your private data.
Of course, they’ll use NewSpeak and change the meaning of words and headlines, such as:
California Commission Adopts Rules to Protect the Privacy and Security of Customer Electricity Usage Data
But here’s what they actually tell you, within the above press release:
“I support today’s decision because it… expands consumer and third-party access to electricity usage and pricing information. I hope this decision stimulates market interest.”
“It enables utilities and authorized third-parties to use the information…”
“The privacy rules in today’s decision establish a solid framework for… fostering a new market for third-party participants… I see many possibilities of how the availability of Smart Grid data can help make the energy industry more service oriented.”
Career private investigator, Steven Rambam talks about the organized move to completely eradicate all privacy, and thus, individual rights.
Part 1: http://y2u.be/NObTjstI6f4
Together, and with your help, we put an end to all of this by:

http://takebackyourpower.net/confirmed-smart-meter-data-shared-far-and-wide/