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Why do consumers "need" to boycott this stuff? I want this stuff, and I want it cheap and readily available -- and hopefully more advanced over time. The "featu
by drusepth 7y ago
Why do consumers "need" to boycott this stuff? I want this stuff, and I want it cheap and readily available -- and hopefully more advanced over time. The "features" on this press release look useful to me as a start to something much better later.
- qzx_pierri 7y agoSome people find joy in maintaining their privacy. They also ruin some of the fun, because "regular" people (non privacy enthusiasts) find joy in cool new technology like this. They make a good point, but they also probably didn't read the documentation, because it clearly says sensor data is never sent to Google.
- junkthemighty 7y agoWhy should we believe that this product doesn't serve Google's core business--mass data collection -> advertisement? Like another commenter said, this would be a lot more innocuous coming from Nintendo or something.