Your phone hears EVERYTHING (here's how to fix it)

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• AL

  @AllThingsSecured · 9 months ago · pinned

  Have you ever had that experience where it feels like your mobile device has eavesdropped on your conversation? It&apos;s definitely a creepy feeling, even if you know it&apos;s not true. Be sure to use DeleteMe to erase your personal data online: <a href="https://joindeleteme.com/allthingssecured">https://joindeleteme.com/allthingssecured</a>

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• JO

  @joshhuggins · 9 months ago

  All I know is I was cleaning out a cupboard in our kitchen, and found an electric &quot;Santa Fe&quot; branded quesadilla maker my grandmother had bought me years earlier, and my wife, sister and I were discussing it in the kitchen with me at the time. A few hours later, I had a ad for that exact brand of Quesadilla maker on my phone. It was nuts! I asked both my wife and sister if they had done a search for a quesadilla maker or anything even related to it and they both said no. We were freaked out. We have trusted nothing with a mic since. 🤣

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• PH

  @phoneman76 · 9 months ago (edited)

  My wife and i can have a conversation about something that we do not search online. Then later, we&apos;ll both get ads about what we talked about. That&apos;s no lie.

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• ER

  @ErilynOfAnachronos · 7 months ago

  I was talking to a coworker about phones always listening earlier today and now I stumble across this video...

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• TH

  @the_solo_soul_adventures · 9 months ago

  I have literally heard a phrase I have never heard before, only to have Facebook show me a page with that title a few minutes later. Absolutely listening all the time. You, sir, are wrong.

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• RB

  @rb2530 · 9 months ago

  I disagree with the phones not always recording. I have done tests where we talk in the room about something, within a day we have targeted adds in our email. Most recently, I had someone replacing a toilet and mentioned in passing that I was thinking about a walk-in shower. By that evening, I had an email add for walk in shower installation.

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• SA

  @sasunshine5866 · 1 month ago

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• AN

  @anirbanroy6515 · 6 months ago

  the law says it&apos;s illegal &quot;without consent&quot;, but who reads those thousand pages &quot;terms and conditions&quot;? and it&apos;s not because people are lazy but there is no meaningful consequence. What would one do if they don&apos;t agree with certain terms? There is no option to negotiate on those terms, so only choice is to stop using the phone. That&apos;s why we all just hit &quot;I agree&quot;. Maybe consent was given in those terms and conditions, because it listens for sure, even after I disabled every app from accessing the microphone it still listens, so it&apos;s the device itself.

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• FO

  @foldesilenard · 9 months ago

  the part I don&apos;t get if they are not constently listening then how come that a few times when I talk about a topic I never searched or looked at and a few minutes or hours later I can see the same company pop up in Facebook?

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• YO

  @youtubeadfree4187 · 9 months ago

  On Android under developer options you can disable sensors to block all sensors when not in use

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• CU

  @cutepig8078 · 6 months ago

  If the phones aren’t constantly listening to us then how would you explain this? Driving in a new city, my phone in my lap with directions to somewhere. My driver says: “Look, Maserati dealership”. &nbsp;My phones says: “rerouting to Maserati dealership”. I don’t use Siri or any other voice control feature.<br><br>Another one, if still not convinced. My cousin is about to have a baby and the name he was going to give to his child is some country singer I have never heard of before. Same day my Youtube feed shows me this singer. I never listen to country music, and Youtube never recommended me country music before or after.

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• NO

  @notyourbusiness-i5i · 9 months ago

  There is also people who abandoned Google, Microsoft and Apple and run Linux on PC&apos;s and custom rom&apos;s on android. <br>This is in fact the only way to have freedom using the internet.

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