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This document summarizes discussions from a workshop on reframing the Internet of Things. The workshop included discussions on adding value through design rather than just data collection, giving networked objects personality to help build human-object relationships, and using traces to help people understand how connected technologies work and how they collect user data. Various projects were presented that explored these ideas through tools like interactive objects, blockchain applications, and machine learning games for designers. Key insights emphasized designing for human attachment to things, using data to ask questions rather than collect extensively, and helping people understand data practices through object design.

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