>There's no way a team would get the "ok" to build a skill that randomly records private conversations then sends them to a random contact. If you took privacy

>There's no way a team would get the "ok" to build a skill that randomly records private conversations then sends them to a random contact. If you took privacy seriously you would have added an audible prompt to ask for confirmation before sending or similar safeguard. I mean if you are an engineer then you know that there is a nonzero false positive rate for the device to detect the "call" command. Knowing this, and not implementing a trivial safeguard sure seems to me like the team was "ok" with building exactly that, a device that: "randomly records private conversations then sends them to a random contact."