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This claim is not extraordinary. The anecdotes have added up, and it is now an ordinary claim.
by nix0n 2y ago
This claim is not extraordinary.
The anecdotes have added up, and it is now an ordinary claim.
- guntars 2y agoOnly in circles that don’t understand technology and frankly logic. To prove that it’s happening _one_ hacker needs to show that there’s constant flash drive / network traffic while the mic is enabled that also correlates with the entropy in the audio.
- freejazz 2y agoLOGIC he screamed as he threw his hands up in the air, LOGIC!!
- ranger_danger 2y agoI have personally verified that my device most certainly does not send constant internet traffic... however I think we can't rule out the possibility that it might buffer the data and send it later.
- guntars 2y agoWe can, in fact, rule it out by dissecting the device and monitoring chip traffic. That’s my whole point - people who understand technology know that it’s nearly impossible for Amazon devices to routinely spy on conversations in people’s homes without detection.
- nix0n 2y ago> We can, in fact, rule it out by dissecting the device and monitoring chip traffic Has this been done?