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Eh they made a series of choices clearly planned for and intended and likely marketed by the creators of the devices. You're maybe right that it shouldn't exist
by giraffe_lady 3y ago
Eh they made a series of choices clearly planned for and intended and likely marketed by the creators of the devices. You're maybe right that it shouldn't exist, but given that it does the fault isn't with the user.
But the voice controls being an accessibility boon is part of the current context here. I think they're exactly right to place the failure with amazon.
- batiudrami 3y agoIn my industry (rail, which admittedly is more keen on system safety than most) this would absolutely be the responsibility of the designer not the user. Poor safety in design, simple as that.