Those are going to be gone on all major phones soon.

It's a critique based off conjecture and not actual use. It's like leaving a negative review of a recipe based purely off what you think is going to taste like without actually making it.

I have an Android phone, but while it was at Samsung being fixed, I used an iPhone. The dynamic island doesn't interfere with videos anymore than any other punch hole or notch on any other phone.

>I didn't feel the need to tell you what device I'm using

Whatever you say, u/UnadvertisedAndroid

That’s ridiculous.

I thought it was neat until I watched some Japanese porn. It was well produced and I actually felt like I was in the action.

Then I looked down and it scared the crap out of me. I’m getting the uncensored version next time.

I would send it in. There’s a good chance you’ll get a Q2.

Once they set it up, they can listen in from anywhere. However, they still need to be within wifi-range to set it up. If anybody does this, it will likely be a neighbor or somebody with a reason to target you. I can't imagine people driving around trying to do this to random devices.

That's why all my IoT devices are on the guest network which only gives them internet access and blocks them from seeing any other device on the LAN. If one gets compromised, they can't reach anything else on my network.

This is where they shine. When my hands are covered in batter and I need to set a timer, voice is awesome. It's also nice when a recipe has step-by-step instructions you can trigger by voice. The intercom functionality is kind of nice too. It's an easy way to get people to come down when dinner is ready.

So does the Echo Show and Echo Dot. I'm not sure about the other devices.

Dust is actually very interesting. You know, I have just the thing for you to use to look at it more closely....