There are a number of the talented brand smartwatch in the market to ensure the safety of their children for working parents and to monitor the movements. Parents can easily contact the child through these watches using the Global Positioning System (GPS). But security is not the security of these watches. The Norwegian Consumer Council (NCC) has recently claimed that it is possible to hack these watches very easily. Many smartwatch tests are available for the children in the market, according to the information.
According to a report published by the company, the smartwatch of children in the market can be easily hacked. As a result, if a cyber-mischief seeker can monitor Smartwatch user's activities, he can also establish communication with theft. The NCC report further states that there is no additional security system used for data encryption in the smartwatch data transfer process. So it is possible to hack this smartwatch using very common hacking methods. NCC spokesman Alex Neill said the safety watchdog did not have the security of these watches.
Many of the smartwatch makers of the children have said that the work has already been started to fix security problems. The popular smartwatch manufacturer of children has started picking up errutous smartwatch from Gator Bazaar. United Kingdom's chief retailer John Lewis said, "No user has ever complained about security errors, but as a precaution, some popular models of smartwatch are being lifted from the market." In addition, 'GPS for Kids' smartwatch manufacturers said they have solved the security problem and released the new watch on the market. They also took Smartwatch information to new encrypted locations. The previous user will be able to update it.