Thank you for explaining. OK, so I get that it's not as simple as "there is NO reason to have remote access to a fridge". There are reasons to. But there are also reasons not to. I hope the decision-makers involved will start carefully thinking about the trade-off involved.
Maybe they $500/store/year is not worth the risk?
Maybe having read-only remote access will still save $300/store/year and $200/store/year is not worth the risk?
Maybe having a physical button that someone at the store needs to push to temporarily authorize write access is worth the hassle?
etc.
Maybe they $500/store/year is not worth the risk? Maybe having read-only remote access will still save $300/store/year and $200/store/year is not worth the risk? Maybe having a physical button that someone at the store needs to push to temporarily authorize write access is worth the hassle? etc.