Voice assistant, smartphone, tablet and smart TV are born to simplify everyday life, but their operation requires constant access to microphones, positions and user habits, a mechanism that in recent years has fueled a wide debate on what privacy really means in the digital era. The concept of "capitalism of surveillance" is theorized by the academic Shoshana [...]
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Voice assistant, smartphone, tablet and smart TV are born to simplify everyday life, but their operation requires constant access to microphones, positions and user habits, a mechanism that in recent years has fueled a wide debate on what privacy really means in the digital era. The concept of "capitalism of surveillance" is theorized by the academic Shoshana [...]