"For its part, Apple says on its support page that users should "consider those around you where conversations may be private or sensitive." The broader message Apple seems to be sending is: Prepare for a world where everyday devices are always listening in."
Just stop. Who is going to think to take off their watch that they always wear and are now in a co-dependent relationship with? Or put their phone in a faraday cage. Are we suppose to ask the guy at the next table with his apple watch and iphone super max listener: "Excuse me sir, but could you leave so we aren't recorded?"
I went to a city park the other day and the amount of Flock cameras was absolutely mind boggling. Not even a large park. Not pointed at the parking lot but at playgrounds, tennis courts, and walking paths.
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[ 0.27 ms ] story [ 17.1 ms ] threadJust stop. Who is going to think to take off their watch that they always wear and are now in a co-dependent relationship with? Or put their phone in a faraday cage. Are we suppose to ask the guy at the next table with his apple watch and iphone super max listener: "Excuse me sir, but could you leave so we aren't recorded?"
I went to a city park the other day and the amount of Flock cameras was absolutely mind boggling. Not even a large park. Not pointed at the parking lot but at playgrounds, tennis courts, and walking paths.