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translations with subtitles in real time is one I thought of.

• deleted 6y ago
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• happymellon 6y ago
  But that doesn't require this level of Facebook intrusion.
  • boldslogan 6y ago
    there are a lot of things that need translating e.g. signs are an easy one, but what about pieces of paper or forms you need to register for car rentals. Translations would need a kind of "always on" intrusive capability to see at the moment needed. Note. I'm neutral if this would really benefit us all or not. I guess we will see?
    • happymellon 6y ago
      No it doesn't, it can also be on-demand. They don't need people to record the inside of my house for that. Nothing Facebook has done has brought benefits to the world, so I am sceptical that they will do anything positive with this. You are more likely to get a partial translation with links to facist groups on why this language shouldn't need to be translated. Then banning you for life from translations because they believe you didn't use a valid name.
      • boldslogan 6y ago
        when you're visiting another country, your on demand need to translate things becomes almost constant. I also would turn it off going into my hotel room/house...
  • archi42 6y ago
    I think this is more accurate: > But that doesn't require this Facebook-level of intrusion.