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Not condoning or anything, but perhaps the thinking is that, if the user can re-enabling siri at a later date, they don't want siri to start with no memory?
by willvarfar 3y ago
Not condoning or anything, but perhaps the thinking is that, if the user can re-enabling siri at a later date, they don't want siri to start with no memory?
- walterbell 3y agoIf/when a user actively consents to "learn from app", it's no different than setting up a new device, e.g. mail downloaded from IMAP server, data transferred from old device, or from cloud services. Now imagining a EULA for Helpful Pre-Stalking..
- pbasista 3y agoWhy would you think that? If I enable some personal assistant at some point in time, I absolutely do expect it to start with no memory.