How else would you measure sound?RedStrikeCa wrote: ↑So this will need access to my microphone? Pass…
Lmaoscott_newsgroup wrote: ↑ How else would you measure sound?
Through 5G radio waves of course... what elsescott_newsgroup wrote: ↑ How else would you measure sound?
Just give access to the mic while using the app. Apple will make sure that's all it can do.RedStrikeCa wrote: ↑ So this will need access to my microphone? Pass…
Oh dear. You'd best stop using your phone to call people then.Internetsurfer wrote: ↑ And NSA will do the rest…
I am watching you now.RedStrikeCa wrote: ↑ So this will need access to my microphone? Pass…
Apple and its morality-police mentality.... enjoy owning AAPL but that's about it.quantman wrote: ↑ Apple will be going through all pictures locally with ios15, who knows what else they don't disclose. Not too worried about an app checking noise levels.
https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments ... ild_abuse/
Sort of. I'm not arguing it's not an invasion of privacy, but if you disable/don't use iCloud Photos then you won't be included in this. They're also scanning for hash checks, not your actual photo content. Basically checking if you have CP content in your iCloud that matches known CP from the FBI's list of CP. To help stop redistribution of CP and likely trace it back to it's origins. Once again not arguing in favor of this method, just keeping the facts straight here before misinformation spreads.quantman wrote: ↑ Apple will be going through all pictures locally with ios15, who knows what else they don't disclose. Not too worried about an app checking noise levels.
https://www.reddit.com/r/apple/comments ... ild_abuse/
if that's the result you are getting, it's absolute trash. there's no way any normal environment you are in would register as low as 20 dBdealmaster12 wrote: ↑ How accurate is this? I am getting a db rating of around 20 with this app using my MacBook but getting around double this figure using the Smart Tools app on my Android phone!
Rofl, wishful thinking at it's bestClarkZuckerberg wrote: ↑ , but if you disable/don't use iCloud Photos then you won't be included in this
All you can go on his what they're telling up front. Everything else you're just making assumptions on. The worst thing to ever leak about Apple and anything related to going against their privacy message is that they were using Siri audio recording to try and improve it's accuracy.danascully wrote: ↑ Rofl, wishful thinking at it's best
Anything in, and around your cell phone you can consider compromised.
Privacy in todays day and age is just a fantasy
Guy named zuckerberg telling me a super naive story about privacy in the modern age.ClarkZuckerberg wrote: ↑ All you can go on his what they're telling up front. Everything else you're just making assumptions on. The worst thing to ever leak about Apple and anything related to going against their privacy message is that they were using Siri audio recording to try and improve it's accuracy.
Everything else shows they're doing what they can to protect privacy. I'm not saying they're doing this altruistically or because they're nice, it's purely profit based, because they have no incentive to monitor your devices like Google who exists purely to profit off of user data. But Apple's profit comes from it's products mainly (with growing profit in services like iCloud).
