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Growth of Apple's Siri hampered by privacy & departure of key staff - report
gatorguy said:sockrolid said:ireland said:
Good because privacy is the number 1 important issue of our times. Or at the very least one of the top five issues going. I wouldn't necessarily want to, but I could get by without a digital assistant. I could even get by, if I had to, without a phone, period. But I couldn't relax and feel myself without privacy. Once you have no privacy, you have no identity IMO. It is also certainly a key reason I choose Apple products over competitors. In terms of voice assistants in technology, early days doesn't even begin to get to the heart of where we are at this point. And tbh, even though Path Inc's social network didn't take off, long term I see the potential for a competitor to Facebook coming along and succeeding with privacy being its key differentiator. It may not happen next year, but it wouldn't surprise me if it happens at some point. If Duck Duck had a search engine anywhere near as good as Google's I'd so never use Google again.Apple's privacy policy is making hard to evolve and personalize Siri, the ex-Apple sources told the Wall Street Journal.
Agree completely. I actively avoid anything Google. Not necessarily because of "privacy" per se.
It's because Google makes 97+% of their revenue by selling advertisements.
And the more info they can dig out of you, the more focused their ads can be.
And guess what.
I absolutely f*****g hate ads.
What about you? -
Growth of Apple's Siri hampered by privacy & departure of key staff - report
ireland said:
Good because privacy is the number 1 important issue of our times. Or at the very least one of the top five issues going. I wouldn't necessarily want to, but I could get by without a digital assistant. I could even get by, if I had to, without a phone, period. But I couldn't relax and feel myself without privacy. Once you have no privacy, you have no identity IMO. It is also certainly a key reason I choose Apple products over competitors. In terms of voice assistants in technology, early days doesn't even begin to get to the heart of where we are at this point. And tbh, even though Path Inc's social network didn't take off, long term I see the potential for a competitor to Facebook coming along and succeeding with privacy being its key differentiator. It may not happen next year, but it wouldn't surprise me if it happens at some point. If Duck Duck had a search engine anywhere near as good as Google's I'd so never use Google again.Apple's privacy policy is making hard to evolve and personalize Siri, the ex-Apple sources told the Wall Street Journal.
Agree completely. I actively avoid anything Google. Not necessarily because of "privacy" per se.
It's because Google makes 97+% of their revenue by selling advertisements.
And the more info they can dig out of you, the more focused their ads can be.
And guess what.
I absolutely f*****g hate ads. -
Amazon willing to allow Apple's Siri on Echo speakers, executive says
AppleInsider said:Amazon is open to supporting third-party voice assistants like Apple's Siri or Google Assistant on its Echo speakers, the company's senior VP of devices said on Wednesday.
Echo audio quality is too crappy.
Amazon's data-mining users is too creepy. -
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