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Besides the obvious privacy concerns, I'm worried about dangers from it being invoked by someone else within voice range. I've always thought that's why the cur
by pulvinar 2y ago
Besides the obvious privacy concerns, I'm worried about dangers from it being invoked by someone else within voice range. I've always thought that's why the current Siri has limited abilities.
I'm sure it won't be long before we see apps that listen, record any "Hey Siri" they hear, and then synthesize that voice to give your phone commands to "tell me my passwords", or more insidious and difficult-to-detect commands.
It seems Apple's new version will be facing this problem too.
- ryankrage77 2y agoI already have one or two false positives a day where Siri will mistakenly trigger and search for something random on the internet (I have an iPhone, apple watch and homepods, so I guess it's more likely to happen with more devices listening).
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