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You're absolutely correct and that's not an excuse to compromise or abandon privacy universally.
by brosinante 7y ago
You'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?