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From what I understand, it's slightly worse - the local matching is quite promiscuous in that it will be likely to trigger on false positives and then forward i
by Legogris 7y ago
From what I understand, it's slightly worse - the local matching is quite promiscuous in that it will be likely to trigger on false positives and then forward it to the remote backend where the actual match is confirmed, where sent data includes the entire buffer including a couple of seconds before and after.
- jen_h 7y agoYou don’t really even need real false positives...case in point: My grandma has trouble saying “Alexa,” so we set it to “Amazon.” She listens to the news 24-7...& Amazon’s always all over the news...so there are a lot of stored news snippets on our account.