Australian Civil Liberties 'Xbox One meets definition of surveillance device'

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Somini on 27 May 2013

Carl2291 said:
The Germans are also curious about this.

Gonna be an interesting few Months.

Yes i remember seeing something about this. Do you still have a link?

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Areym on 27 May 2013

I don't like it either. Nothing is out of reach of hackers. Not sure what hackers or the likes could do with that info but it still makes me uneasy. MS just keeps imposing crap on their customers, its ridiculous.

Secured or not, people don't like being watched. I sure as hell don't. Why did they make Kinect a requirement?

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