Have you entered the Internet of Things yet?

If you have a FitBit or other activity tracker that talks to your smartphone, you have.  If you have a thermostat, alarm system, or lights in your home that you can control with your computer or phone, you have.

But even if you haven’t got one of those devices yet, I’m betting you will within the next 3–5 years.
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There is no greater Windows 10 controversy than its policy of forced updates. While great in theory, for many users the reality of updates which download and install automatically has been horribly different and the question on many users lips is: How do you stop them?
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