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Exactly what google and amazon would like you to believe - that it's a case of black and white, and privacy is supposedly impossible to achieve.
by brosinante 7y ago
Exactly what google and amazon would like you to believe - that it's a case of black and white, and privacy is supposedly impossible to achieve.
- LatteLazy 7y agoRespectfully, can you have meaningful privacy with a (mainstream) smartphone? How? On a desktop you could tor everything I guess, but on an android/iOS device, everything down to the keyboard is compromised by design...
- brosinante 7y agoYou're absolutely correct and that's not an excuse to compromise or abandon privacy universally.
- LatteLazy 7y agoI mean, it is though isn't it? If Google know where I am at all times because of my phone, and they have all my selfies, what privacy am I actually losing because they know what time I got home from my doorbell which took a picture of me? If the same phone is listening constantly to me incase I use voice commands, what privacy am I losing by having a nest do the same thing, but only when I'm home?