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> Anyway, you do think it's fine to put a device that -on a bit-flip- is able to record and analyze anything you say Like a phone, tablet, laptop, Nest, etc et
by wepple 8y ago
> Anyway, you do think it's fine to put a device that -on a bit-flip- is able to record and analyze anything you say
Like a phone, tablet, laptop, Nest, etc etc? I’m not saying it’s OK, but Home was hardly the first mover here.
> and inject ads to your daily routine anywhere
This hasn’t happened to me, once. I can and probably throw my Homes in the bin the day they start doing this.
> and this bit-flip can be done anytime because it is connected and updated through the internet without any interaction.
Like the web browser you type all your concerns, medical symptoms, dinner ideas, street addresses, thoughts into completely voluntarily?
I’d argue that people tell google far far more confidential information via search than they ever will say out loud.
- croo 8y agoYeah phones are essentially the same stuff. And it's definetly not OK and scary to not be able to trust a device you (have to) use daily. > I’d argue that people tell google far far more confidential information via search than they ever will say out loud. This last point made me somehow reconsider my stance. The profiles already built up by search queries and gmails are probably more accurate already than it will ever be with GH, it will be just another few datapoints to more accurately describe a random person. But I still think it's inane to put another channel in our daily lives by these devices.