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I'm sure their anonymization policy is un-misleading as their terms around whether employees listen to Alexa commands
by jammygit 8y ago
I'm sure their anonymization policy is un-misleading as their terms around whether employees listen to Alexa commands
- jstanley 8y agoHow have we got to the point where someone listening via a microphone inside my house is fine as long as it's not real-time?
- kevinsundar 8y agoEveryone who owns one of these devices has given express permission and must know. Its fine since they have told Amazon its fine
- happytoexplain 8y agoIt's antagonistic and obviously misleading to state that a person has given explicit permission to a company without any further explanation when the reality you're basing that on is that the permission was in the wording of a contract that person clicked "agree" on. You may insist all day that this person was irresponsible in examining the contract, which I will also disagree with, but claiming that they have given explicit permission is a lie on your part, and I would have a hard time believing that you don't know that.