[The Jester of Wibbly]

Imagine if we come down with a virus of some sort.  Would the app then contact all our customers even though we were the other side of thier windows.     I am sure the Bluetooth will pick up close proximity still for 15 mins.

[capn sparkle]

I thought about that - what happens if custies are self isolating with Covid 19 and you're in the garden??

[deeege]

The app will be terrible in certain situations, dangerous in fact.

A close family member of mine works in a care home,  60 members of staff and a similar number of residents. If one of the carers or nurses tests positive, they will have been in contact with all other members of staff. Every single member of staff will now have to isolate for 2 weeks.

What happens with the residents now?

[dazmond]

dont download it then...problem solved.....

[The Jester of Wibbly]

I would feel really bad if i force all my customers and their neighbours into full issolation for 2 weeks

[simon w]

Just turn your Bluetooth off

[zesty]

dont download it then...problem solved.....

Exactly, I won’t be downloading. No way.

Fed up of all the information we give government and authorities.

 Same reason I’ve now got rid of my Alexa devices. Started to realise how weird it was that I was ok with a device being in my house that is constantly listening and recording.

I don’t trust big cooperations with my privacy!

[Slacky]

Was there another person sat at the other end of your Alexa listening to you knocking one out?

[Slacky]

If the answer is yes, Im getting one.

[zesty]

No slacky, but amazon do take recordings for ‘development of their product’ and were caught laughing and mocking people.

When you think about, it’s insane that we let a recording device into our homes.

If you wanna trust them, go ahead, I’m just not trusting of massive cooperations with my data, recordings and privacy.

Obviously some things, we can’t be without. But the ones we can, I don’t want. Alexa is one of them.




 In April 2019, Time published a story titled “Thousands of Amazon Workers Listen to Alexa Users’ Conversations.” Amazon admitted to this Alexa voice-review process, claiming it was part of improving the customer experience. But obviously, random Amazon workers listening in on your calls could pose a concern if you’re conducting confidential business. And that’s just one of the security risks you have to worry about.



I don’t trust them.

[CleanClear]

The app will be terrible in certain situations, dangerous in fact.

A close family member of mine works in a care home,  60 members of staff and a similar number of residents. If one of the carers or nurses tests positive, they will have been in contact with all other members of staff. Every single member of staff will now have to isolate for 2 weeks.

What happens with the residents now?

There is a growing number of "concerned" carers who have decided to reside at their Care Home (place of employment) in order to safeguard those they care for and their own families. Irrespective of the personal sacrifice they are making as regards their own families, hats off to them i say.  What sort of "carer" wouldn't envisage such course of action do you think ?

[CleanClear]

dont download it then...problem solved.....

I've an even better tip. Switch off your internet, don't watch the News on TV, and don't look at a newspaper and voila !!! Cov19 is gone.....................

[CleanClear]

No slacky, but amazon do take recordings for ‘development of their product’ and were caught laughing and mocking people.

When you think about, it’s insane that we let a recording device into our homes.

If you wanna trust them, go ahead, I’m just not trusting of massive cooperations with my data, recordings and privacy.

Obviously some things, we can’t be without. But the ones we can, I don’t want. Alexa is one of them.




 In April 2019, Time published a story titled “Thousands of Amazon Workers Listen to Alexa Users’ Conversations.” Amazon admitted to this Alexa voice-review process, claiming it was part of improving the customer experience. But obviously, random Amazon workers listening in on your calls could pose a concern if you’re conducting confidential business. And that’s just one of the security risks you have to worry about.



I don’t trust them.

Your biggest invasion of privacy is your motor insurance. Check out what you allowed them to do before you make yourself look like a fool .

[G Griffin]

I would feel really bad if i force all my customers and their neighbours into full issolation for 2 weeks

You wouldn't have been in contact with them though.

[G Griffin]

No slacky, but amazon do take recordings for ‘development of their product’ and were caught laughing and mocking people.

So those listening in were caught by someone else listening in?
I wonder if the someone else listening in is getting listened in on...…...

[zesty]

No slacky, but amazon do take recordings for ‘development of their product’ and were caught laughing and mocking people.

When you think about, it’s insane that we let a recording device into our homes.

If you wanna trust them, go ahead, I’m just not trusting of massive cooperations with my data, recordings and privacy.

Obviously some things, we can’t be without. But the ones we can, I don’t want. Alexa is one of them.




 In April 2019, Time published a story titled “Thousands of Amazon Workers Listen to Alexa Users’ Conversations.” Amazon admitted to this Alexa voice-review process, claiming it was part of improving the customer experience. But obviously, random Amazon workers listening in on your calls could pose a concern if you’re conducting confidential business. And that’s just one of the security risks you have to worry about.



I don’t trust them.

Your biggest invasion of privacy is your motor insurance. Check out what you allowed them to do before you make yourself look like a fool .

Your the one that looks like fool, as I clearly stated ‘some things we can’t be without’ . I.e phones, insurance blah blah. But what I can control, I will.

If that bothers you, your life needs more excitement.

You dipstick 

[zesty]

No slacky, but amazon do take recordings for ‘development of their product’ and were caught laughing and mocking people.

So those listening in were caught by someone else listening in?
I wonder if the someone else listening in is getting listened in on...…...

Here’s the point, I don’t need an Alexa, (we’ve had two) and don’t like the thought of a recording device in our home. It’s odd that it’s now so normalised people don’t even question it.

Most people barely trust their neighbours, let alone massive cooperations with access to there conversations and home.

Read the articles on it if you’re confused Griffin.

[dazmond]

dont download it then...problem solved.....

I've an even better tip. Switch off your internet, don't watch the News on TV, and don't look at a newspaper and voila !!! Cov19 is gone.....................

Maybe take some of your own advice......it might make you happier.....👍😀

[G Griffin]

No slacky, but amazon do take recordings for ‘development of their product’ and were caught laughing and mocking people.

So those listening in were caught by someone else listening in?
I wonder if the someone else listening in is getting listened in on...…...

Here’s the point, I don’t need an Alexa, (we’ve had two) and don’t like the thought of a recording device in our home. It’s odd that it’s now so normalised people don’t even question it.

Most people barely trust their neighbours, let alone massive cooperations with access to there conversations and home.

Read the articles on it if you’re confused Griffin.

I'm not confused by an Alexa or by the fact that you don't want a recording device in your house. Maybe it's apathy.
I'm confused by where the listening in stops. It's got to stop somewhere, hasn't it?

[Slacky]

So if I have an Alexa and sit there and say 'I'm going to shoot Donald Trump' can I expect a visit?

I don't think so.