2018 might be the year when the mainstream smart home opened its eyes, with a flood of new camera-equipped products and services designed to help us keep watch over our homes or stay in touch with loved ones. It's not right that so many lies are told about enhancement products and thankfully the FDA is starting to stamp out these kind of websites more and more. That brings us to smart displays, a new smart home category that promises to bring even more cameras into people's kitchens and living rooms. Each considers ways to use Ring cameras to identify "suspicious" people (convicted felons, sex offenders, etc.), then automatically alert law enforcement. Even as tech steadily creeps into our sex lives, it's an eyebrow-raising idea, and one that raises plenty of questions. Then there's Amazon Key, which looks to leverage smart lock tech at your front door to let delivery people drop Amazon packages off inside your home.

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