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Do you not use a mobile phone? An always on device that has a 4G connection and is strapped to your body?
by endergen 10y ago
Do you not use a mobile phone? An always on device that has a 4G connection and is strapped to your body?
- dreamcompiler 10y agoThat device only listens after I explicitly engage with it physically. If it decides to listen passively, that's a bug. With Alexa, it's a feature.
- mod 10y agoThat you know of. It's been the topic of much discussion that it can probably be listened to at-will by some 3-letter agencies. It probably isn't, though, and there's almost certainly not a preserved history unless it's on.
- squeaky-clean 10y ago"Ok, Google" and "Ok, Siri" integration is built into all new iPhones and most new Android devices. Also in these scenarios, all of these devices (Alexa, Android, iPhone) are only locally listening for a wake word, usually using dedicated hardware to detect it. Until you say the wake word, nothing you say is being saved or sent to the network. You can verify this by monitoring your network.