Google responds to concerns over Android Auto's data collection Comments
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Anonymous, 07 Oct 2015Uhhh...you do realize that a lot of us Android users came from iPhones, right? As in, we left ... moreMore people join Apple than leave. And those who do leave often come back home soon after.
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AnonD-362866, 07 Oct 2015Why would a luxury car manufacturer support a semi luxury Android handset anyways? (yes I'm re... moreUhhh...you do realize that a lot of us Android users came from iPhones, right? As in, we left Apple on purpose?
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Anonymous, 07 Oct 2015No one cares, get a lifeI have two, my school life and gaming life. ;)
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AnonD-362866, 07 Oct 2015Why would a luxury car manufacturer support a semi luxury Android handset anyways? (yes I'm re... morewho drives an accient design vehicle i refere to ur porche looks like my great grandpas vw beetle get somin newer and more appealing instead of a relics.
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"Users opt in to share information with Android Auto that improves their experience, so the system can be hands-free when in drive and provide more accurate navigation through the car’s GPS.", so users have to "opt in" if they want to be able to fully use the product! There is no need at all for Google to have and store any information from the user! Why do Google need information for the user to able to use hands free, and with offline maps and GPS-reciever in the car there is no need for Google to have any information att all from the user?!
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AnonD-446990, 07 Oct 2015I've used the iPhone 6 as a change as my galaxy s4, about a week after I changed back to my S4... moreNo one cares, get a life
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AnonD-446990, 07 Oct 2015I've used the iPhone 6 as a change as my galaxy s4, about a week after I changed back to my S4... moreYeah, it's something called an ecosystem, and yeah Android has one too.
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AnonD-362866, 07 Oct 2015Why would a luxury car manufacturer support a semi luxury Android handset anyways? (yes I'm re... moreI've used the iPhone 6 as a change as my galaxy s4, about a week after I changed back to my S4; reason? All my google data and app data is there and my other Android devices plus i can do more then i can on an iPhone.
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Bodisson, 07 Oct 2015Mister, if you want luxury buy Vertu. Oh, and that runs Android... Yeah but it runs Android, and it also doesn't work with porsche lol biggest problem of the 2 is that it runs Android.
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AnonD-362866, 07 Oct 2015Why would a luxury car manufacturer support a semi luxury Android handset anyways? (yes I'm re... moreMister, if you want luxury buy Vertu. Oh, and that runs Android...
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actually the very first time you turn on location it asks you all this info, and thats even on an older note 2. if you want to opt in or not.
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- NCD
I bet the "users OPT-IN" is set to ON by default right Google? With a confusing set of menus to go through to just find the OFF switch.
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- NHU
Why would a luxury car manufacturer support a semi luxury Android handset anyways? (yes I'm referring to your flagships droid boys). Besides, if you have an android and if you can afford a Porsche, buying an iPhone as an extra device wouldn't hurt. It also wouldn't be the "extra" device for very long. Within days or a week or 2, it would become the main.
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