ok, google, is it legal to record aprivate conversation in the united states? "according to wikipedia, statesthat currently require that all parties consent to the recording include:california, connecticut, florida, hawaii, illinois, maryland, massachusetts, montana, nevada, new hampshire, pennsylvania and washington.
Android assistant, what's up guys, lew here, back withanother video. this one is a bonus clip for today. i got a phone call from ryan, he said: "dude, you have to make this video, because apparently very few people, including myself, know about the behavior of their phones."
mostly on android phones. essentially, what's going on here is that there are circumstances in which your phone is recording your voice and your conversations potentially without youknowing it. what?! launch into your browser andsimply open up "history.google.com". this is stuff you'd expect to see, likehistory for your searches, history for location data and all that goodness, but the new one, an emerging one, is the voice related history.
over here on the left-hand side "voice and audio activity" and as you can see here, there's all these different events that have been recorded. now in some cases, it's working completely as you would expect, as it's meant to function, where it's creating a record for a search thatyou've done with voice. to help with future recognition of my voice, on my device... but since you've got hot words, things to trigger google itself and theaudio portion of it, like "ok google"... you might have recordings like i have here that - i didn't... what is... "what i'm saying, is it like-"
"water fountain on in the backyard" "yeah, ..." i don't remember triggering thoseevents! i've gone through my various accountsnow, and i'm finding these weird conversations i can't even recall thatare recorded here historically. woooooooo! i don't know, it makes you feel a littleweird...! if you, like me, might be partially creeped out and want to remove some of the things that you've said that may have been recorded,
you can head over to history... what'd i say, "history.google.com". what is a hundred years of this looklike, i don't know. there you have it, go check for yourself.
let me know in the comments what you've been saying that google's been recording. you don't need anything, he's justenjoying these goddamn french fries that you're enjoying too... ...why am i getting more quiet... and higher pitched...
