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Wireshark could see the packets moving across the network, but you might have issues seeing the payload. More so if the echo does certificate pinning.
by beckler 9y ago
Wireshark could see the packets moving across the network, but you might have issues seeing the payload. More so if the echo does certificate pinning.
- marzell 9y agoAlso, there's no reason that such packets would have to be sent immediately. It's totally possible that, during times when a wake-word is not utilized, they could still record, compress, and delay transmission of recordings until a less conspicuous time (middle of the night, weekend, following a reboot, or in tandem with the next 'expected' transmission).