Cortana, once a flagship feature of Windows phones, is slowly being shut downfne8w2ah@lemmy.world to Technology@lemmy.world – 323 points – 1 years agoarstechnica.com34Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsShow the parent commentThey literally all exist because of big tech. There's no point of a virtual assistant existing except to gather data. There’s no point of a virtual assistant existing except to gather data. Siri is one of the most-used virtual assistants and its purpose is not to gather data. It's a value-added service meant to sell more Apple hardware.And yelling at Alexa to start laundry alarms, which tbh I'm on the fence of plugging her back in for (unless anyone's got any better recomendations)
They literally all exist because of big tech. There's no point of a virtual assistant existing except to gather data. There’s no point of a virtual assistant existing except to gather data. Siri is one of the most-used virtual assistants and its purpose is not to gather data. It's a value-added service meant to sell more Apple hardware.And yelling at Alexa to start laundry alarms, which tbh I'm on the fence of plugging her back in for (unless anyone's got any better recomendations)
There’s no point of a virtual assistant existing except to gather data. Siri is one of the most-used virtual assistants and its purpose is not to gather data. It's a value-added service meant to sell more Apple hardware.
And yelling at Alexa to start laundry alarms, which tbh I'm on the fence of plugging her back in for (unless anyone's got any better recomendations)
They literally all exist because of big tech. There's no point of a virtual assistant existing except to gather data.
Siri is one of the most-used virtual assistants and its purpose is not to gather data. It's a value-added service meant to sell more Apple hardware.
And yelling at Alexa to start laundry alarms, which tbh I'm on the fence of plugging her back in for (unless anyone's got any better recomendations)