if google home/alexa are always listening, where do they

On tape.

The Cloud!
DUH

NSA datacenter

>>61561271
They process it and save the good parts

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>>61561271
on your juicero

>>61561344
this, basically

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>>61561271
They listen for certain phrases that are processed on-device, and when triggered send the audio to their datacenter. It os not """always listening""" like the masturbating monkeys might want you to believe.

They dont, because otherwise they would be spying

>>61561346
oh you little bastard...

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>>61561455
this

history.google.com

>>61561310
Nah, likely in Google's until Big Daddy needs it.

>>61561420
if it's not always listening then how does it hear the trigger phrases?
it just magically starts recording the millisecond before you say them by pure chance?

It listens 24/7 just for the trigger phrase. When it hears that phrase, then it sends what you next say to the big boy Google-plex for processing, speaks the response, and then goes back to listening for the phrase again.

More details here: https://www.wired.com/2016/12/alexa-and-google-record-your-voice

>>61562319
What is buffered recording

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>>61561271
/dev/null

Jesus you fuccbois are hopeless.

>>61562655
That means it's listening you FUCKING retard

>>61561310
tru

>>61562946
Listening is not equal to saving the in formation. Not that its a good idea to do so, but it's an important distinction to make.

>>61561271
I want to think her brains out

>>61562933
what the hell is /dev/null
i seen it mentioned online sometimes is that some kindof hacking term??