  Within this chapter we consider the emergence of ambient domestic computing
systems, both conceptually and empirically. We critically assess visions of
post-desktop computing, paying particular attention to one contemporary trend:
the internet of things (IoT). We examine the contested nature of this term,
looking at the historical trajectory of similar technologies, and the
regulatory issues they can pose, particularly in the home. We also look to the
emerging regulatory solution of privacy by design, unpacking practical
challenges it faces. The novelty of our contribution stems from a turn to
practice through a set of empirical perspectives. We present findings that
document the practical experiences and viewpoints of leading experts in
technology law and design.

Human-Computer Interaction;Computers and Society