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I don't think it's impossible. Can't you intercept the traffic via a router or something to see what's in it? "...what they'll say..." They already said that i
by jerrac 11y ago
I don't think it's impossible. Can't you intercept the traffic via a router or something to see what's in it?
"...what they'll say..."
They already said that in their privacy policy. I was wondering if they had released more details. Like "We record your voice commands and add them to a database of millions of other people making the same command so Cortana can understand people better." And, "Our voice interpretation service is provided by a trusted partner. They signed a contract that requires they take this step and this step to keep your data secure."
- jlgaddis 11y agoWell, hopefully they learned something from the NSA documents and are at least encrypting the data they're sending home now. Assuming that they are -- and are doing it properly -- then no, you can't.