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I can't say I'm surprised. Removal of privacy is an ongoing process as we, as users, continue to trade privacy for convenience. After each milestone, we settl
by redm 9y ago
I can't say I'm surprised. Removal of privacy is an ongoing process as we, as users, continue to trade privacy for convenience. After each milestone, we settle in to allow for the next.
I don't see this changing, at the end of the day, people value convenience over privacy, even if we yell about it.
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- ertemplin 9y agoThis isn't removal of privacy. The article even says that the information would be limited to transcripts of interactions for skills that the developer owns. Currently developers can only see what users are trying to do if they successfully invoke a registered "intent". For example: GetHoroscope what is the horoscope for {Sign}. The only information that the developer can currently see is that the user invoked the "What is the horoscope for" intent and provided the "Sign" parameter. This would allow developers to handle all interactions with their skill, not just registered intents.