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> In fact, I would be in favor of law enforcement having the ability to "tap" these network-attached microphone appliances with a warrant. Then, perhaps, people
by Negitivefrags 10y ago
> In fact, I would be in favor of law enforcement having the ability to "tap" these network-attached microphone appliances with a warrant. Then, perhaps, people will begin to understand what they've really bought.
All your arguments apply equally to any smart phone. It's another network attached microphone. Are you in favor of it there too?
- smokeyj 10y agoWhy not? Seems like a subpoenad record would serve as an effective canary for determining what end user data is actually stored. Taken to the next step, LEA should be able to ask google alone for your browsing history for the last 10 years based on Google Analytics. Storing customer data should be seen as a corporate liability if you're not upfront about what is stored, used and how.