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it's obviously pretty different when you don't have to be touching the phone to interact with it
by gr3yh47 11y ago
it's obviously pretty different when you don't have to be touching the phone to interact with it
- njharman 11y agoNot when it's a few inches away. It's less distance than voice interaction.
- lucb1e 11y agoA lot of people are a few inches from my pocket every day. And I can easily imagine software listening for such sonars and sending back fake responses. I think debarshri has a valid point.
- njharman 11y ago> A lot of people are a few inches from my pocket every day. Really? And your phone is on? With the screen visible for them to see what they are interacting with. And as they are fumbling around in your personal space inches from your hand or pocket, no one notices. Get real! If true you should be more worried about pickpockets than some random gestures.
- njharman 11y agoNot when it's a few inches away. It's less distance than voice interaction.