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![]() wrote in message ups.com... I don't understand what you mean by this: Google may be listening to the TV shows in the background. According to the Kim Komando radio talk show 9/10/06, Google may be listing to the background audio provided you have an open mic, such as a web cam mic, to gather personal data on TV viewing habits How could the open mic be an issue?? Do you mean if you have an open mic on your computer?? I have only pass on what I heard on the Kim Komando show. I did not hear the entire segment, there may have been more details then what I have indicated above. Regardless though, by an open mic I mean a microphone that is capable of responding to sound pressure at audio frequencies, connected to an A/D converter, then formatted into a data stream that can be accessed over the internet. Obviously the mic can be anywhere, but the assumption is that may be located within the computer, a standalone mic connected to the sound card, or be located with a web cam system. Exactly how Google will access the sound data I do not know, there may be several methods, but a sneaky spy driver to access the sound card should work for starters. |
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