How do you guys feel about this? I've heard mixed thoughts ranging from IDGAF to the whole 1st Amendment Rights spiel. Either way, I said it once and I'll say it again: Hope Microsoft is ready to see what this 18 year old does at night after a long, stressful day at school c:
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Thread: Xbox One Violating our Privacy?
- 07 Jun. 2013 01:47pm #1
Xbox One Violating our Privacy?
- 07 Jun. 2013 09:12pm #2
Unplug your xbox one when you aren't using it. Problem solved.
- 07 Jun. 2013 10:15pm #3
solution: don't buy one
- 09 Jun. 2013 05:23am #4
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What they're doing has nothing to do with the 1st Amendment at all.
This is your First Amendment:
Originally Posted by The Constitution
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Unplug it or turn off your wifi at night. Boom, headshot. Problem solved.Voted Hottest Male Member
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- 09 Jun. 2013 06:07am #5
lol definitely not unconstitutional, but I think they are shooting themselves in the foot. Especially with this NSA hype. I think this killed a huge chunk of their consumer base. And, well, it was well deserved.
- 09 Jun. 2013 03:06pm #6
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I agree.
It's basically coming down to Sony dominating the console world this generation because of something like this. No one is gonna buy an Xbox One due to all of the bullshit that goes along with it. PS4, despite the controller, which people need to chill about, is going to run everything just like they did with the original PS.Voted Hottest Male Member
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- 09 Jun. 2013 04:15pm #7
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Pretty much.
I don't think that the voice recognition is active when the One is powered down. I'd guess there is a "hibernate" feature that let's you keep voice commands on while the One is "off". Even if the Kinect is on, it'd need more processing pow than it has to function autonomously. Maybe there will be new ones that do this but the current one's definitely need something besides themselves trk.
- 26 Jun. 2013 07:38pm #8
Just dont buy it