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That would result in a much larger payload, and a payload size that is variable depending on how long it has been, and how much audio was record-able between re
by jeremyjh 8y ago
That would result in a much larger payload, and a payload size that is variable depending on how long it has been, and how much audio was record-able between requests. But if instead we observe a small payload of constant size given the same request, regardless of how long between requests, then we can reasonably be assured the device is not doing this.
- tkxxx7 8y agoOr you can be reasonably sure the device is only sending a payload of max size N at a time, padding your requests with some recording data when it can
- jeremyjh 8y agoAny smart tv could be doing the same thing. Why do you think that Amazon in particular is likely to be conducting a massive, secret and illegal surveillance operation?
- tkxxx7 8y agoMany smart TVs have already been found to spy on you. Which answers your question.
- andrepd 8y ago>Any smart tv could be doing the same thing. And many have been found to, which kind of proves my point. >Why do you think that Amazon in particular is likely to be conducting a massive, secret and illegal surveillance operation? Uhm, because it makes money? Isn't that the answer to any "why" in our current economic system?