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Unfortunately, my municipality of 2,200 users is planning to do this. Also, all water meters are being replaced so they can be read remotely without a human ph
by dustindiamond 7y ago
Unfortunately, my municipality of 2,200 users is planning to do this.
Also, all water meters are being replaced so they can be read remotely without a human physically using an electronic meter reader.
- VectorLock 7y ago>Also, all water meters are being replaced so they can be read remotely without a human physically using an electronic meter reader. Those are extremely widespread already. And they're pretty open. I wouldn't personally be too worried about any potential exploits since they're simply broadcast only systems and the worst that could probably happen is your'd get a jacked up water bill.
- peteradio 7y agoDear Human, You have unpaid WATER BILL of -2147483648 dollars. Report immediately to INCINERATOR145 for processing. Please have a kindly day, ROBOTOVERLORD69420
- SkyPuncher 7y agoI don't really see water meters as being an issue. There aren't any control systems involved. Worst case you can tamper with the readings, but you can't actually cause damaging effects.
- nitrogen 7y agoThere might be privacy implications for people who don't want to be drought-shamed for having a long shower.