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I feel like I'm missing a trick here. I'm just clearly not the demographic for this, because though the echo is a popular device, damned if I can figure out what the hell its use case is *that the phone in your pocket can't already do. This adds a camera to the formula and I'm more confused. So they're building a modern cellular telephone in reverse?
That said, this is _surely_ going to flop...
I can't, however, understand the Echo Look. I know people like to take selfies and have no problem blasting them out into the internet, but I think Amazon is really playing the risk card here. A camera watching you undress.. what could go wrong?!
I can't, however, understand the Echo Look.
I know people like to take selfies and have no problem blasting them out into the internet, but I think Amazon is really playing the risk card here. A camera watching you undress.. what could go wrong?!
Last time this was posted, people thought it was a joke, because who would ever want this thing? My sisters and my mom would absolutely use this thing. I'm sure they would think it was really, really cool. (Granted, that is only 2 in 5 sisters, I'm sure the other 3 would think it was silly) Never forget that you live in a bubble. Better yet, try to identify the boundaries of your bubble, and try to move outside of th…
How secure is Echo? I presume that it uses HTTPS. But let's say that your LAN is pwned. Could an adversary MitM the connection, and exfiltrate traffic? I can imagine lulz.
Last time this was posted, people thought it was a joke, because who would ever want this thing? My sisters and my mom would absolutely use this thing. I'm sure they would think it was really, really cool. (Granted, that is only 2 in 5 sisters, I'm sure the other 3 would think it was silly) Never forget that you live in a bubble. Better yet, try to identify the boundaries of your bubble, and try to move outside of th…
How secure is Echo? I presume that it uses HTTPS. But let's say that your LAN is pwned. Could an adversary MitM the connection, and exfiltrate traffic? I can imagine lulz.
I assume they adhere to best practices, so no, MitM shouldn't be possible. If they don't we would've heard about it already.
After Twitter, emoji, AirBnB, the resurgence of GIFs, and President Trump; I have admitted to myself that I have absolutely no aptitude for predicting success. That said, this is _surely_ going to flop...