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I'm planning to buy one of these for reverse engineering. I've not seen any effort to capture audio from it in realtime (it can be extracted from the filesystem).
There's also a development kit available that depends on the botnet. I'm not sure if that one is more hacker friendly.
Anyone here tried mucking with one of these?
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>>61219427
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/seeed/respeaker-an-open-modular-voice-interface-to-hack
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>>61219663
>kickstarter
into the trash it goes
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>>61219726
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Genetic_fallacy
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>>61220308
>muh this fallacy, that fallacy
How's summer for you, retard?
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>>61219427
Don't tamper with proprietary hardware you criminal scum. Doesn't matter if you own it or not it's not yours.
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>>61219427
Why? The Amazon Echo API and Google Now API are up, you can make your own.
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>>61220918
>Using a botnet
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