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Siri Recaps makes Apple Watch always listening: the jokes

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TechRadar reports that a new Siri Recaps feature means the Apple Watch is always listening.

14 private thoughts from John Ternus, ranked by readers

John TernusJohn Ternus, internallyApple CEOPhoto: Tessa Bury, CC BY 4.0
  1. 1

    “The Watch is always listening now, and understanding is coming later this year.”

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    “Siri now hears my entire day on the Watch and still set a timer when I said thank you.”

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  3. 3

    “We didn't make the Watch always listen, we had the courage to stop making you say Hey Siri.”

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  4. 4

    “Siri listening all day is free, but keeping what she heard sounds like a monthly fee.”

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  5. 5

    “Tim spent a decade selling privacy, and two weeks in I strapped a microphone to every wrist.”

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  6. 6

    “The always-listening Watch finally understood every word I said, because I'd rehearsed it 200 times.”

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  7. 7

    “Siri on the Watch hears every word now, so technically she's ignoring me on purpose.”

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  8. 8

    “On stage it's 'no wake word required,' which sounds so much nicer than 'always listening.'”

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  9. 9

    “A Watch that records your whole day is the best pitch our biggest iCloud plan has ever had.”

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  10. 10

    “Can someone quietly take down the privacy billboards before my Watch hears me ask?”

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  11. 11

    “My Watch is always listening now, so I'll have to panic about the privacy backlash silently.”

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  12. 12

    “My Watch recapped me rehearsing the keynote alone in the mirror and rated it inspiring.”

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  13. 13

    “We weren't late to always-listening gadgets, we waited until you were already wearing one.”

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  14. 14

    “Those AI pendants were creepy, but ours listens from your wrist, which is basically the opposite.”

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