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Well, the recording could be near-continuous, but compressed and stored until a user makes a request. Therefore, you’d need to record the amount of data transmi
by Cyph0n 8y ago
Well, the recording could be near-continuous, but compressed and stored until a user makes a request. Therefore, you’d need to record the amount of data transmitted over a certain time period and set an upper bound based on that.
Of course, if you could install a custom cert on the device, you could just MiTM the connection and see exactly what is sent...
- lima 8y agoTechnically possible? Sure. However, it just makes zero economical sense for them to do so. Sooner or later, they would get caught (reverse engineering, ex-employee, ...). Now, if the device were to get compromised, it would be an entirely different story (and this is why I don't have one, despite trusting Amazon in that regard).