3 ms·
I doubt it. I generally think of Google the same way I think of the NSA. If they stop doing something invasive, either it didn't work, they found a better way
by __jal 8y ago
I doubt it.
I generally think of Google the same way I think of the NSA. If they stop doing something invasive, either it didn't work, they found a better way of doing it, or it was transferred to a legally distinct category, and we only hear about it because of PR considerations.
- ehsankia 8y agoThat's a pessimistic way of looking at it. Personally, from my experience, it's the exact opposite: If they're doing something invasive, it's because the data actually powers a feature so valuable that it's generally worth it.
- sgc 8y agoSince I use dictation so much, I hope others don't use it as much, and google uses/prioritizes more of my speech. But I don't use dictation with sensitive data so I don't worry about privacy in this particular instance.