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I decided I cared less about this considering that I (and many others) already have a Google listening device with me more often than I'm in my kitchen: an Andr

I decided I cared less about this considering that I (and many others) already have a Google listening device with me more often than I'm in my kitchen: an Android phone.

coldpie 10y ago
Is there any evidence of Google actually doing this on a widespread basis? The Home is specifically designed to be an always-on microphone. My phone isn't.
- chadgeidel 10y ago
  I'm not sure if it's on by default, but the "OK Google" feature presumably requires an always-listening microphone on your phone.
  - jumpCastle 10y ago
    The difference in the quality of the microphones make it quiet impractical in phone, but very easy in a google home device.