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Alarm apps don't need tracking. Asking Google Assistant to set an alarm needs tracking. I wish there was a SaaS application which provided assistant capabiliti
by amf12 8y ago
Alarm apps don't need tracking. Asking Google Assistant to set an alarm needs tracking.
I wish there was a SaaS application which provided assistant capabilities by a monthly subscription. You can see all the data stored, you own the data the service just creates models to enable use. And you could stop the subscription which wipes all the data including the models. Perhaps some startup founder is reading this?
- icebraining 8y agoI'm expecting good things from Snips; they're already build a device like Alexa that runs all recognition locally: https://air.snips.ai/ https://air.snips.ai/ Making an Android frontend seems easy enough. (You can also DIY by installing Home Assistant and Snips on a Raspberry Pi or other computer)
- dovemint 8y agoWhen will their commercial products release?
- nickdyk 8y agoYes, snips is pretty well known in the maker community. They're adding blockchain tech to double down on the whole privacy aspect of it, it seems. Wonder if they can break through to the mainstream.
- amf12 8y agoThis looks promising! Thanks, I'll check it out.
- vagab0nd 8y agoThe problem is, how does the saas prove to you that you own the data and privacy is not violated? I see no way of doing it unless the customer owns the server.
- amf12 8y agoTOS/Contract. Something like Dropbox. You do believe you own the data on Dropbox right? This is something Microsoft can do as an Azure service to counter Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant maybe.