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>How many of the people that buy an Echo have been harmed so far? That entirely depends on your definition of "harm". Those of us who see intrinsic value in p
by StanislavPetrov 9y ago
>How many of the people that buy an Echo have been harmed so far?
That entirely depends on your definition of "harm". Those of us who see intrinsic value in privacy would be grievously harmed.
- criddell 9y agoI think the definition of harm has to include some negative consequence. Otherwise you could just say "those of us that are offended by the color blue are grievously harmed every time the Echo is activated". Even if we accept that sharing anything private is harm, I'm guessing most purchasers of the Echo understand that the device uses the internet to answer queries. How are those foolish people being harmed?
- ConceptJunkie 9y agoI don't think there's any way to tell if there has been concrete harm, which is the biggest problem. You can't trust the platform.