3 ms·
No, you tell Apple and Google that the microphone needs to be off except when the user activates it (eg. answering or making a phone call). This might be accept
by stubish 7y ago
No, you tell Apple and Google that the microphone needs to be off except when the user activates it (eg. answering or making a phone call). This might be acceptable to society depending on how many people want non-handheld voice activated devices in public.