Google, Amazon Want More Data From Your Home

The video discusses how Amazon and Google collect user data to enhance their products and services. It highlights privacy concerns, questioning if current laws are adequate to protect users. The video also addresses criticisms of companies like Facebook for selling data and explains that Amazon and Google claim to use data internally. Finally, it covers how device makers like Logitech are responding to these data practices.

What is the primary reason Amazon and Google collect user data through their devices?

• To sell the data to third parties

• To improve their products and services

• To share with other tech companies

• To create personalized advertisements

What is a major concern regarding the data collected by Amazon and Google?

• The data is never shared with advertisers

• The data is always encrypted

• The data is used only for internal purposes

• The data might be sold to third parties without user knowledge

How do Amazon and Google claim to use the data they collect?

• They use it to enhance their own products

• They delete it after a month

• They distribute it to other tech companies

• They sell it to advertisers

What is the stance of device makers like Logitech regarding data collection?

• They fully support Amazon and Google's practices

• They are indifferent to data collection

• They are trying to reduce the amount of data collected

• They are unaware of the data collection practices

Why do device makers like Logitech want to manage user perceptions about data collection?

• To avoid being blamed for data misuse

• To increase their own data collection

• To support Amazon and Google's data practices

• To sell more devices