Posts tagged “Privacy”

Amazon priced the always-on mic at $75 and the memory at $12 a month. The hardware is the funnel and recall is the product.

Meta's Private Processing was built to forget. Its design for AI glasses remembers: ciphertext on Meta's servers, the key on your device.

Meta shipped camera-free Ray-Bans at $349 with a six-microphone array. Removing the lens answered the wrong privacy question.

Apple's Watch now summarizes your conversations but refuses to keep a transcript or name the speaker, and that refusal is where the market lives.

HTC's Vive Eagle goes global selling privacy as the headline feature - a playbook that stops working the moment the mic stays on.

The EU AI Act's emotion recognition rules went live today - and they create a moat for on-device coaching wearables.

Four states now classify neural data as sensitive - always-on mic data fits the same legal definition.

Enabling users to contribute to mapping - the technical architecture, privacy model, and quality challenges.

How to localize without compromising privacy - on-device processing, feature design, and differential privacy approaches.

The privacy implications of always-on spatial sensors - what data we collect, how we protect it, and the trust we must earn.