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Or the Nest, which is constantly sending proximity information to Google (and the NSA).
by outside1234 12y ago
Or the Nest, which is constantly sending proximity information to Google (and the NSA).
- ihsw 12y agoThere will be a Nest in every Google self-driving car. I don't have any concrete evidence of this, but it's not that far-fetched.
- 31reasons 12y agoWhy would a car need Nest ? I am curious.
- selmnoo 12y agoWait, there's a proximity sensor in the Nest (thermostat, I'm assuming you're talking about)? What function does the sensor serve? And what is its capability exactly - it can detect a person within 10 feet - who happens to be in the same room as the Nest thermostat? Or?
- zippergz 12y agoIt turns on the display when you approach (normally it's dark), and also tries to detect when no one is home so it can go into "away" mode automatically.