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Based 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 lis
by fnord123 10y ago
Based 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.