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I get your point, but has the "general consumer" actually demonstrated that they will trade privacy for convenience with regard to Amazon Echo (and competitors)
by markkanof 9y ago
I get your point, but has the "general consumer" actually demonstrated that they will trade privacy for convenience with regard to Amazon Echo (and competitors)? This stuff is still very early days. I don't know anyone that has an Echo, even among my tech literate friends. I think it is yet to be seen if this type of technology really gets universal adoption.
- heimidal 9y agoI know at least a dozen non-techie types who have an Echo or Echo Dot in their kitchen. Mostly, they use it to listen to music, help with timers/conversions while cooking, and to hear the weather/news in the morning. Not one of them even thought of the privacy concerns until I brought it up.