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There is a very simple out, here. Google could simply claim that they do all audio processing in the cloud. They wouldn't need to hide it.
by vox_mollis 10y ago
There is a very simple out, here. Google could simply claim that they do all audio processing in the cloud. They wouldn't need to hide it.
- profmonocle 10y agoSiri, Google Now, and the Amazon Echo do audio processing in the cloud, but only after they've been triggered by "OK Google" "Hey Siri", or "Alexa". (Or by hitting a button.) It'd be pretty odd, and terribly inefficient, if the Google Home did hotword detection in the cloud.