crissindahouse said:
sry can't answer all those questions, i don't give my private data to a random. why do you want to know so many private stuff about me? do you work for a pr agency, the military or government? what happened to you so that you want to know all of that from me? which tv channels do you watch or books do you read to be so curious about other peoples privacy?
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Funny attempt at reverse engineering. Sorry but your "reverse" point is moot. And mostly doesn't answer nor invalidates the questions.
Mr Puggsly said: Hmmm... more anti-MS threads. Anything new at VGChartz?
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Nope, in the topic I precise than the Xbox One has good games and it's not the issue.
DirtyP2002 said: How is Kinect different to my smartphone when it comes to privacy? I have a Samsung Galaxy S2 (yeah, old by now) and it has a mic, 2 cameras and GPS. It is always online as well. I have emails and text messages on it. Heck even private videos and pictures. And when I say always on, I mean always. I never turn it off. NEVER.
What is the difference between Xbox One and my Laptop? My Laptop has a camera and a Mic as well. It is always connected when I use it and there are privat mails, pictures, videos and well *adult entertainment* on it as well.
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You fall in the third category.
And to answer directly : you can use your smartphone and your laptop Offline, turn the camera off, secure your datas, and in most countries it is forbidden to monitor or collect these datas. In fact it was in the US before the Verizon scandal but you don't even seem to know it.
You already gave your privacy not by having your laptop or smartphone online but because in your mind you chose to gave it up. It's your choice, don't force it on other people and certainly don't make it something good or normal when it's not.