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> I'm so so so tired of these articles. What do you mean, isn't this the first article on this topic? > So a dev can listen to conversations because they writ
by spaceheretostay 7y ago
> I'm so so so tired of these articles.
What do you mean, isn't this the first article on this topic?
> So a dev can listen to conversations because they write software to transcribe voice to text?
That has nothing to do with this article. This article is about exact GPS/location coordinates, has nothing to do with "a dev can listen to conversations".
> Sigghhhhh....
I think you have misread the article, this is new information about a new topic. There's nothing repetitive about this news item and there's no need to sigh so heavily about people who care about privacy and the honesty of corporate statements.
- dsfyu404ed 7y ago>That has nothing to do with this article. This article is about exact GPS/location coordinates, has nothing to do with "a dev can listen to conversations". User: "Alexa how long does it take to drive to Walmart" Alexa: proceeds to give totally nonsensical directions to a Walmart that isn't even the nearest one
- yur3i__ 7y agoTell me what part of that process requires a human knowing my address?
- dsfyu404ed 7y agoTroubleshooting what caused it to get F'd up.
- yur3i__ 7y agoYes, when the user reports it as f'd up. Until then theres no reason for your address to be sent to some dude