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Describes building a DIY smart meter using a standard microcontroller module to record household electricity consumption for about €100 in parts. Covers how to collect fine-grained power-usage profiles (time-stamped usage that can reveal routines) so the data remains under the user's control rather than shared with suppliers.

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