if google home/alexa are always listening, where do they store all that
If google home/alexa are always listening, where do they store all that
Aaron Williams
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Julian Hughes
On tape.
Julian Price
The Cloud!
DUH
Julian Turner
NSA datacenter
Lincoln Morris
They process it and save the good parts
Caleb Cooper
on your juicero
Brayden Foster
this, basically
Leo Williams
They listen for certain phrases that are processed on-device, and when triggered send the audio to their datacenter. It os not """always listening""" like the masturbating monkeys might want you to believe.
Jaxson White
They dont, because otherwise they would be spying
Sebastian Hall
oh you little bastard...
Elijah Bennett
this
Jonathan Green
history.google.com
Jacob Bailey
Nah, likely in Google's until Big Daddy needs it.
Joshua White
if it's not always listening then how does it hear the trigger phrases?
it just magically starts recording the millisecond before you say them by pure chance?
Joseph Bennett
It listens 24/7 just for the trigger phrase. When it hears that phrase, then it sends what you next say to the big boy Google-plex for processing, speaks the response, and then goes back to listening for the phrase again.
Noah Rodriguez
More details here: wired.com
Asher Ramirez
What is buffered recording
Michael Campbell
/dev/null
Jesus you fuccbois are hopeless.
Luis Cruz
That means it's listening you FUCKING retard
Jaxson Flores
tru
Josiah Hall
Listening is not equal to saving the in formation. Not that its a good idea to do so, but it's an important distinction to make.
Dylan Collins
I want to think her brains out
Camden Williams
what the hell is /dev/null
i seen it mentioned online sometimes is that some kindof hacking term??