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> but will not be stored Well, that’s impossible though. Of course it is stored as temporarily as that may be. So the statement already has a logical failure.
by SV_BubbleTime 2y ago
> but will not be stored
Well, that’s impossible though. Of course it is stored as temporarily as that may be.
So the statement already has a logical failure. Possession for processing is still storage.
So the debate is then “how long do we store something until we have to call it “storage””.
And further, they may delete your voice, but the log of the thing you asked for I think is unlikely to go away.
I like Apple as at least they try and place the privacy field. But I think this wording is a bit weasely.
- crazygringo 2y agoRAM is not storage, in the conventional dichotomy between memory and storage. And even if it were, the meaning is obvious that it won't be stored after processing. There's no logical failure, it's not "weasely". It's a completely straightforward legal statement. The intent is abundantly clear.
- SV_BubbleTime 2y agoRAM is storage. You were making best case assumptions, which is a laughable concept when it comes to a fortune 500 company.