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Well, on the plus side, SoundCore (Anker) are at least reputable enough (even though security teams would still want to review that!): Under the security part,
by arcfour 2mo ago
Well, on the plus side, SoundCore (Anker) are at least reputable enough (even though security teams would still want to review that!):
Under the security part, they do seem to at least be compliant with your typical security standards (HIPAA, SOC 2 Type 1, etc.) and claim that all data is deleted within 12 hours of transcription. So it isn't like the contents of your meeting are being siphoned off to some fly-by-night service, at least.
https://www.soundcore.com/soundcore-work-ai-voice-recorder https://www.soundcore.com/soundcore-work-ai-voice-recorder
- NewJazz 2mo ago[dead]
- Ghoelian 2mo agoThe one thing I know Anker for is that they were uploading the feeds of their doorbell cameras without encryption (even though they claimed e2ee), and iirc they were also uploading thumbnails of these cameras to a publicly accessible S3 bucket, and consistently lying about it all. So no, I don't think they're very reputable at all.
- arcfour 2mo agoI moreso meant the quality of their hardware, though that's fair, I didn't recall that. Still, if they are bothering to go to the effort of getting audited (granted, I don't like reading audit reports so I didn't look at who actually performed them) - it seems like they are actually trying, as opposed to what you might expect from a less scrupulous company, where it's more like the wild west.