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Apple released Siri in 2011 as the first built-in smart assistant for smartphones. From that moment through to today, the company has asserted that users maintain absolute privacy while using the digital assistant.
However, it wouldn’t be the United States if stories about contractors hearing conversations via Siri recordings didn’t turn into a class action lawsuit. Despite the frivolity of the lawsuit, based around users claiming Apple was selling voice recordings to ad agencies so they would see ads for shoes, it ultimately ended in a settlement.
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Apple reaffirms privacy as a tentpole feature in Siri after lawsuit settlement
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I tried smart glasses with built-in hearing aids – and they worked surprisingly well at CES
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Chances are you’ve heard of FaceApp, and if you haven’t, you’ve at least seen the results of the creepy manipulation of users’ faces on social media. The app lets users alter photos to extreme extents, from changing skin tone and lip size to aging a person.
According to a report from UOL shared by 9to5Mac, Apple and Google have been fined about $3.1 million in Brazil after allowing FaceApp to be distributed on their app stores. Even though Apple and Google aren’t responsible for the development of the app, its availability in Brazil is, and it is allegedly violating the law.
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