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I was not aware of Google's policy for this issue, but I knew that Apple keeps all recordings for at least 2 years... so I was thinking that they did about the
by awqrre 11y ago
I was not aware of Google's policy for this issue, but I knew that Apple keeps all recordings for at least 2 years... so I was thinking that they did about the same.
- xirdstl 11y agoLast I read, that was anonymized data. Or have things changed?
- awqrre 11y agoAnonymized voice recordings? I can't recall if the last article that I read about that a while ago mentioned it, but either way, I would say that it is pretty much impossible to completely anonymize a voice recording.
- userbinator 11y agoNor would anonymising a voice recording (presumably by doing some sort of frequency-domain transform) be of much use to them for the sort of thing they're using them for - training speech recognition on a wide variety of different voices.
- mirimir 11y agoIt's virtually impossible to anonymize voice. Except by doing voice to text, and then synthesize voice.
- xirdstl 11y agoEven if not "completely", there is a difference to me as a consumer
- TazeTSchnitzel 11y agoThe data has a common ID, but that ID isn't linked to your Apple ID, and you can change the ID at any time.