VICKY, 01 May 2020Hi,
from all the posts, I think you have raised the most relevant question.
I think that us... moreThank you. Your post was very interesting, as well. It is entirely possible for such scenarios to exist, as no one knows exactly if/how the data is filtered and to what extent it is being used.
Especially since collecting images of a user's screen seems too much for alleged „quality improvements“ of a company's apps and services.
VICKY, 01 May 2020Hi,
from all the posts, I think you have raised the most relevant question.
I think that us... more"I think that using the AI of the processor they are looking for certain people who have certain specific jobs or roles."
Interesting. My wife and I were just having this same discussion.
Very dark days indeed.
Capenta, 01 May 2020True we are used to gibberish info about personal data being sent to third parties There are videos that confirms Forbes findings and Xiaomi is still lying.
https://youtu.be/62kxZunBQyI
Just stick a fork in Xiaomi. They're done!
DATA COLLECTOR, 01 May 2020You have??????The best or nothing!
Spanky, 01 May 2020The real problem is not the fact that they collect data. Even from the early days of the inter... moreHi,
from all the posts, I think you have raised the most relevant question.
I think that using the AI of the processor they are looking for certain people who have certain specific jobs or roles. By collecting the history of the phones, people can be tracked & also identified what they do. Hence people who are into research, govt jobs, secret services & public activities should avoid such hardware. Every soon processors will be so much equipped using AI that it can be used to stop people from doing what they do if required. In a situation where the activity information of a person is known then they can be tracked & controlled.
Hope you now have some idea that how data is important for some people of some one.
Anonymous, 01 May 2020Not that we should take anything coming from Forbes seriously, but there really isn't anything... moreTrue we are used to gibberish info about personal data being sent to third parties
trilulilucoder, 01 May 2020It is not fake, it's translated from Realme language (:You have??????
Wow big news. collecting data is the norm these days. The real problem with what's mentioned here is that they get to view your personal pics, music and videos which is way out of line and a major invasion of privacy.I hope that they suffer the same fate as Huawei.Can't wait for daddy Trump to hear this news!
Anonymous, 01 May 2020Cry for me.I charge for that!
You don't say? They collect pretty much everything, not just browsing data, how do you think they make money?
Anonymous, 01 May 2020"a video of a user scratching their ass" I'm doomed xDUhm... ShhHHhh! :-)
Anonymous, 01 May 2020Sure, keep believing that. Ignorance is bliss! Cry for me.
Anonymous, 01 May 2020Because Siri can't do anything except tell you lame jokes and the weather. It doesn't have unr... moreSure, keep believing that.
Ignorance is bliss!
let's make short our discussion---- please turn off your device
YUKI93, 01 May 2020I bet this must be from Xiaomi's MIUI. Not that I'm concerned by it since I have Sailfish OS i... moreEven on MIUI, there are a bunch of things than ppl can change in settings menu to stop this default data theft, but most ppl never bother to change them.
Everything is being done with our consent.
Thank God for Xiaomi and others allowing bootloader unlock unlike Huawei where one can take privacy in their own hands by installing a PROPER Firewall. The default one in Android 10 is useless.
Anonymous, 01 May 2020Who told you that? It's connected to the Internet, every single system app is connected to the... moreBecause Siri can't do anything except tell you lame jokes and the weather. It doesn't have unrestricted internet access like Google assistant.
Anonymous, 01 May 2020Siri is local, unlike Google Assistant. That's why Siri sucks compared to Google Assistant.Who told you that? It's connected to the Internet, every single system app is connected to the Internet the moment you turn on your WiFi or LTE.
NotAnOpinion, 01 May 2020EwwWWww! What?!..
Anonymous, 01 May 2020"a video of a user scratching their ass"
I'm doomed xDHahaha you're right, this comment section gone to far..
And how we made it here anyway, from data collection to scratching ass-es? It seems, user above, with opinion or not, nickname, gone to far in browsing veird videos, somwhere (but, at least, we know that, Xiaomi knows where, it seems Apple, also) Haha (:
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