Google is always listening to what you have to say: When we are talking at home, it appears that Google is listening to us. Because the next thing we know, an ad for it appears on our phone.
Google is always listening to what you have to say: You’ve probably noticed that whatever we’re talking about at home, the very next moment we see an advertisement on our phone. Sometimes it seems as if we’re all listening to Google or if it’s just a coincidence.
People are sceptical.
Google Voice Assistant is usually found on Android phones and can be activated by saying Ok Google. You can also use Google Voice Search on your smartphone by pressing the mic icon. However, the question of whether Google listens to everything, whether the mic is on or off, continues to occupy people’s minds.
Does Google listen in on your private conversations?
Let’s pretend you’ve said something about selling your car to a friend. It’s possible you didn’t even say that on the phone, and the phone is only with you. Even after that, advertisements for selling vehicles begin to appear on his mobile browser and on Facebook the very next day. Is this a coincidence, or does Google continue to listen to us? People claim that there are numerous occasions when we discuss an issue and then begin to see its advertisement.
What do businesses have to say?
It’s a little more difficult to give the correct answer in this situation, but you should still be cautious. In fact, companies like Google and Facebook are hesitant to admit that they listen to what people say. Companies claim that they do not intrude on people’s personal lives. Google’s Privacy Policy states that they do not record our conversations without our permission.
The only defence in such a situation is to use apps that do not require access to the microphone.
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