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> which protects your privacy as it does not rely on sending voice on servers like Google and Apple do And on your website: > The First On-Device Voice Platfo

> which protects your privacy as it does not rely on sending voice on servers like Google and Apple do And on your website: > The First On-Device Voice Platform Android already has on-device voice recognition. Just try getting in airplane mode and saying "OK Google, play music" or something that does not require being online.

detaro 9y ago
Can apps/services hook into that?
Drdrdrq 9y ago
Sure, but the Google platform is still in the cloud.
oulipo 9y ago
Yes, but their business model is still to get and sell your data to advertiser We do a 100% on-device platform, where your data never leaves the platform, and we want to power the next generation of private-by-design smart IoT devices
- danellis 9y ago
  Sigh How many times do we have to do this? Google isn't selling your data to advertisers.
  - nopzor 9y ago
    How many times do we have to do what? Google is absolutely selling your data to advertisers. If you mean they won't sell it to them in raw form I guess you're technically correct, and I'd of course agree with you, but I don't think this is the parent posters point. They aren't being altruistic by not doing this; if they did they wouldn't be able to monetize it anymore. Am I misunderstanding something here or are you just being pedantic? It's the same reason I'm an iPhone user. I'd rather deal with a company whose business model is to sell me overpriced hardware rather than to "sell my data to advertisers"
    - libertyEQ 9y ago
      I just watched an interview with Trump where the interviewer asked about the possibility of regulating tech and specifically mentioned all the info these large tech companies are gathering and "selling" our data. While it may be considered pedantic, I think the nuance is important. Fake news often has a kernel of truth in it and being sloppy about the facts has implications. Here on HN, we know the specifics, but FOX viewers don't (for the most part).

detaro 9y ago

Can apps/services hook into that?

Drdrdrq 9y ago

Sure, but the Google platform is still in the cloud.

oulipo 9y ago

Yes, but their business model is still to get and sell your data to advertiser We do a 100% on-device platform, where your data never leaves the platform, and we want to power the next generation of private-by-design smart IoT devices

danellis 9y ago
Sigh How many times do we have to do this? Google isn't selling your data to advertisers.
- nopzor 9y ago
  How many times do we have to do what? Google is absolutely selling your data to advertisers. If you mean they won't sell it to them in raw form I guess you're technically correct, and I'd of course agree with you, but I don't think this is the parent posters point. They aren't being altruistic by not doing this; if they did they wouldn't be able to monetize it anymore. Am I misunderstanding something here or are you just being pedantic? It's the same reason I'm an iPhone user. I'd rather deal with a company whose business model is to sell me overpriced hardware rather than to "sell my data to advertisers"
  - libertyEQ 9y ago
    I just watched an interview with Trump where the interviewer asked about the possibility of regulating tech and specifically mentioned all the info these large tech companies are gathering and "selling" our data. While it may be considered pedantic, I think the nuance is important. Fake news often has a kernel of truth in it and being sloppy about the facts has implications. Here on HN, we know the specifics, but FOX viewers don't (for the most part).