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>or for something unrelated but mentioning 'Hey Siri, tell me about [product being sold]'. What? Seriously? Commercials try to hijack your devices? Isn't this
by cvsh 9y ago
>or for something unrelated but mentioning 'Hey Siri, tell me about [product being sold]'.
What? Seriously? Commercials try to hijack your devices? Isn't this fairly clear-cut unauthorized access of a computer system, and therefore criminal?
- ahbolinsky 9y agoUnauthorized access? Maybe if the commercial ordered something off Amazon using Alexa on your behalf.
- tonmoy 9y agoI think the GP means that the commercials show how you can ask Siri to search for their product.
- latexr 9y agoI think GP means the ads are actually trying to activate the devices: > If Google has now searched for some random thing being sold because of that ad, then those ads will be shown to me when I browse on my computer This isn’t unheard of. Burger King pulled that stunt to great success: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/12/business/burger-king-tv-ad-google-home.html https://www.nytimes.com/2017/04/12/business/burger-king-tv-a...