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Smartphones: is it true that they listen to us in secret?

How many times have you been talking to someone about a specific commercial topic such as food or clothing and then the same thing appeared among the advertising suggestions while you were browsing with your mobile on the internet or social networks? There is a true belief that smartphones listen to us in secret, but is this true? What do the experts think? Smartphones: do they listen to us in secret? This is what the experts say The before raised to finish talking to someone about a certain product, pick up the mobile, start surfing the internet and see a banner with a promotion related to what you just mentioned, is something that It has all happened to us more than once. This makes us wonder if they are spying on us through smartphones and it is most interesting to investigate this question, since the answer is very intriguing. In fact, this “doubt” has existed for several years, that is, since mobile devices and Internet connections have started to spread, so it has been clarified repeatedly by experts over the years. the issue has been discussed several times and has to do with the online tracking advertising market. How does the smartphone offer us such a specific product? According to an analysis carried out by the famous Kaspersky antivirus website, the reality is that mobile devices do not need to listen to our conversations to understand what we might want.In fact, large internet companies rely on the vast amount of data collected, for example, through our online searches, to “feed” their algorithms with everything they need to build a kind of “digital alter ego” that It acts in a similar way for us. Clearly this does not mean that the giants of the online world are spying on us, but that they are simply dedicated to collecting the data that we ourselves promise to provide, and then using the latter to try to perform as many possible sales On the other hand, how many times do we see advertising that doesn’t exactly suit our tastes during the day? Probably so many that we don’t even realize it. Generally, these are simply “wrong predictions” by the algorithm. Therefore, the reality is very different from the myth of espionage. In fact, every time you have seen a product shortly after talking about it, it is because it was a “fair prediction” of the algorithm, something that on the other hand, is still surprising. In addition, in certain cases it is possible that you have “unintentionally” interacted with a voice assistant, who may have “heard” the conversation because you activated it. Apart from that, it is possible that someone has investigated about that product with the same Wi-Fi network that you are using. We can say then that smartphones do not spy on us by listening to our conversations without consent. To prove it, Kaspersky experts recommend a simple test: talk for a while with your friends about an absurd product, which you would never think to mention. Of course, no one has to search for it online, activate voice assistants, or do anything.You will see that, except for incredible coincidences, no advertising will appear about it.

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