Thanks, this is summarizes my position really nicely. The most fundamental point is that a smartphone with voice-control disabled is still a useful tool, but a

Thanks, this is summarizes my position really nicely. The most fundamental point is that a smartphone with voice-control disabled is still a useful tool, but an Echo with voice-control disabled is an LED rolling pin. And beyond that, yes to the rest - I don't want to add an attack channel, I trust my knowledge of phones more than that of an always-on black box, and I object to voice control as a more open-ended threat than location tracking.