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Then the police come and confiscate the device for evidentiary reasons, finding you have committed some sort of crime (most people have).
by concordDance 4y ago
Then the police come and confiscate the device for evidentiary reasons, finding you have committed some sort of crime (most people have).
- unshavedyak 4y agoWell it's in your control and FOSS - ideally you're not keeping a full log of everything unless you want that.
- medstrom 4y agoWithout a full log of everything, it cannot give context-aware advice tailored to you (i.e. useful advice). It'd be like relying on the advice of a random person on the street instead of someone who knows you.
- gremlinsinc 4y agoIt could encrypt everything and have a kill switch to permanently erase the crypt key.
- pessimizer 4y ago"Alexa, forget yourself."
- unshavedyak 4y agoI don't mean infinite context. I mean context like a human would have, about the current conversation. Ie it just records everything in a streaming fashion, but deletes N old entries. I have IP cameras on a private network but i don't infinitely record them either. It's just not of much practical use in the raw form. Now if i want to have it take some concise, daily notes? I might choose to keep those forever. But the police can steal my daily journal too. I don't see how that's any different.
- s3p 4y agoAh yes I forget that most people get raided by the police on regular occurrences so anything on-prem has to be out of the question (/s)
- barbazoo 4y agoSurely there'd be ways to make sure the data isn't accessible.