Former data analyst for a subcontractor of Apple, the whistleblower Thomas Le Bonniec was the guest of "Culture Médias" Monday on Europe 1. At the microphone of Philippe Vandel, he told how the voice assistants of our smartphones can be real moles. He finds it "shocking" to have been able to listen to "completely unintentional intimacy unwrapping" on Siri, the system developed by Apple. To talk about it also, the journalist Olivier Tesquet.
Thomas Le Bonniec finds "shocking" the eavesdropping of "completely unintentional intimacies" via Siri
2021-03-01T09:47:47.061Z
Former data analyst for a subcontractor of Apple, the whistleblower & nbsp; Thomas Le Bonniec was the guest of & quot; Culture Médias & quot; Monday on Europe 1. At the microphone of Philippe Vandel, he told how the voice assistants of our smartphones can be real moles. He finds it "shocking" to have been able to listen to "completely unintentional unwrapping of intimacies" on Siri, the system developed by Apple. To talk about it also, the journalist Olivier Tesquet.
Source: europe1