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Do you want Sears listening in on your every conversation? How would someone justify that decision?
by brian-armstrong 10y ago
Do you want Sears listening in on your every conversation? How would someone justify that decision?
- fnord123 10y agoBased on the description, it sounds like you need to press the button to turn on the microphone. As opposed to the Echo which, as I understand it, is always listening.
- vincentkriek 10y agoAmazon Echo is always looking for the keyword, something that is done locally. I think it's the same thing basically, it's a microphone constantly connected to the internet and you have to trust (or verify) it's only transmitting when asked to.
- mkoryak 10y agoyour cell phone /might/ already be listening to your every conversation, or at least has the ability to do it. Its also nice that you probably carry one with you everywhere. I think its funny that when presented with a new tech that has a microphone people will always think "omg, its a spy device!" but they conveniently forget the "spy device" thats been in their pocket for the last 10 years.