It all sounded good until the "SMS" part. SMS messages are not encrypted and it is possible to sniff them (albeit it is not the simplest thing to do, but it is possible). Of course no one will have your actual house address, unless they cross reference your cell phone number with Facebook!
Granted the risk there seems small, basically limited to people without a smart phone who are also in the market for a smart gadget like this.
It is good to see that this is disabled by default, but it seems like a really unnecessary security hole.
Granted the risk there seems small, basically limited to people without a smart phone who are also in the market for a smart gadget like this.
It is good to see that this is disabled by default, but it seems like a really unnecessary security hole.