Who would ever in their wildest dreams have devices from a huge data collections company, watching and listening in your home?
It's beyond uintelligent, i you really think about it.
It's beyond uintelligent, i you really think about it.
My in-laws are firmly in the "computers are magic" camp. Say what you like about they should learn etc, but they're in their 80s, have already lived through multiple technological revolutions, and at this point don't have the energy or interest to work through another one.
They are aware that someone not able to understands the danger of power tools and how to use them safely shouldn't use them. That's nothing new. Yet they still do...
In the mind of the populace, I think Google might stay in the same brain spot reserved for father christmas. I would have suggested a massive privacy awareness campaign but I doubt it'll work - especially when it comes at the cost of convenience.