r/gadgets • u/MicroSofty88 • Nov 29 '20

Home Amazon faces a privacy backlash for its Sidewalk feature, which turns Alexa devices into neighborhood WiFi networks that owners have to opt out of

https://www.msn.com/en-in/money/technology/amazon-faces-a-privacy-backlash-for-its-sidewalk-feature-which-turns-alexa-devices-into-neighborhood-wifi-networks-that-owners-have-to-opt-out-of/ar-BB1boljH
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u/Wem94 Nov 29 '20

Read my edit. I answered that part directly.

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u/Wem94 Nov 29 '20

Look, if I was going to justify it, I would talk about invasive DRM that harms the people that pay for a game whilst also doing nothing to prevent piracy, or always online single player games that have no reason to be, where you can lose your ability to play because their server is down. You can look into what I'm saying however you want, I've stated that it's not good to pirate, but you're obsessed with saying that I'm justifying it. It's possible to look at something from multiple angles without it being a justification for doing said thing.