This report investigates the multifaceted privacy issues associated with the Internet of Things (IoT). It begins with an introduction highlighting the increasing use of IoT devices and the resulting security and privacy concerns, particularly device and physical security. The report poses critical research questions about the root causes of IoT security issues and potential solutions. A background study explores existing literature, citing various scholars who have discussed device security, data security, network security, operating system flaws, and server issues. The study identifies gaps in the literature, such as the impact of different security issues on IoT users. The report then outlines the research plan, including data collection from secondary resources and the use of peer-reviewed articles. A Gantt chart is included to detail the task and publication plans. The conclusion emphasizes the significance of the research in understanding IoT security and privacy challenges. The report also covers networking difficulties, protocol problems, and the privacy implications of technologies like face identification. It highlights the importance of corporate transparency and government regulations regarding IoT devices. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of IoT privacy issues and their potential impact on individuals and organizations.