Yes, Yes, or Hell Yes?

[Mik]

Hell yes. My GE Cafe range is internet attached which pisses me off. I turn off the data collection in my car. Leave me the fuck alone. Checking the fluids in my car might be convenient.

[Mik]

Just installed QR Code Pro. Works a treat.

[Renauda]

Nothing in this house linked to the WiFi other than my Blusound music streamer and our iPhones. No appliances that is certain including our newly purchased electric kitchen range.

[Mik]

I even turn Siri off. I don't want anything that listens to me and buys things it thinks I want.

[Doctor Phibes]

@Mik said in Yes, Yes, or Hell Yes?:

I don't want anything that listens to me and buys things it thinks I want.

I've currently got somebody that doesn't listen to me and refuses to buy me things I want, so Siri might be an improvement?

[jon-nyc]

Siri is off here.

I did connect my smart lock to my phone so I could reset the code when we moved in. I could but haven’t connected the thermostat and the security system, which I don’t even use.

[Renauda]

I have never used Siri. No need - it has never been turned on.

[LuFins Dad]

Siri is on but location services is off. That seems to limit quite a lot, but still lets me to get most of her useful functionality.

[Doctor Phibes]

I have location on, mostly so I know where my daughter is. It's a bit pathetic, admittedly

[Copper]

Siri does everything, location is on, microphone is on.

She listens to everything and I get Facebook ads based on what she hears.

[jon-nyc]

The same guy replied to his post:

Can’t believe I typed that entire rant and forgot to mention I don’t want to leave a 25% tip on the touchscreen.

He seems like our people.

[Tom-K]

My air conditioner is online and talks to people when I'm sleeping. And sometimes it gets very, very cold at night.

[Mik]

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