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You say that as if Silicon Valley is subject to the law in the same way as you or I. They learned to pay off DC around when Microsoft was taken to the anti-tru
by Pocketknife 8y ago
You say that as if Silicon Valley is subject to the law in the same way as you or I.
They learned to pay off DC around when Microsoft was taken to the anti-trust woodshed.
Now they are beyond accountability. Especially once it's clear to everyone that they control election results to a wide degree.
- MertsA 8y agoThat's not what he's saying. The section he is quoting is that if the user already consented to e.g. an Amazon Echo listening with a microphone then that's totally legal. Hence it does matter whether or not Google disclosed this to the end user although reading through the rest of that section there's nothing there that would implicate Google if they didn't actually use the microphone in some way. I'm not saying there isn't some law being broken here, but it isn't in 18 U.S. Code § 2511.