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Devices sprout ears: What do Alexa and Siri mean for privacy?

on January 14, 2017

"For the Echo, however, it’s more complicated. “The cost of the device is not the ultimate revenue for these companies – advertising and personal information are what's at the end of the rainbow for them,” explains Albert Gidari, the director of privacy at the Stanford Center for Internet and Society, in an email to the Christian Science Monitor."

Date Published:01/14/2017
Original Publication:The Christian Science Monitor

Published in: Press , Third Party Doctrine , Data Collection , Privacy