Apple Watch Always-Listening: What's at Stake Is Public Perception
rpgbr · hn · 2026-09-15
An essay on the Apple Watch's always-listening feature argues that beyond technical safeguards for data handling, the bigger risk is public perception of a microphone that never turns off. Acceptance of always-on listening could reshape privacy expectations for wearables.
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