With Apple Watch Recap and Live Rewind always listening and recording your surroundings, how will this impact how you interact with other people and what privacy concerns will it bring to the work environment?

41:44and what privacy concerns will it bring to the work environment? Jason? For me, it won't. Because keep in mind, this is like a couple-minute buffer. It's never stored. It's basically just always transcribing. So to say it's always listening is not wrong, but it's also somewhat misleading. It's always transcribing. That's not the same thing. Yeah, okay. I know that was like a 15-second thing or something.

42:13Yeah, 15 seconds, right. Yeah, and someone was arguing, like, how helpful is that? It was like, I can remember 15 seconds ago. Well, the use case was stupid. Like, if you look at the demo, right, what the demo was, was somebody rattled off their specials. Do you actually think someone's going to be like, hang on a sec, I had no idea what you just said.

42:34What did she say? Like, you know, come on. I can just repeat it if you like. Auditory processing disorder. no but i'm a highly aural learner i would never do that in front of a waitress like you know you gotta wait until they leave at least come on yeah there's something about it i i to be honest i'm more interested in that feature than i was in the duo um you know like uh so i'm kind of

43:03I'm more interested in the watch than the expensive flip phone. But I think that I was just listening to the radio as I do it every so often when I can't be bothered putting on something on my phone. And they were talking about how they're trying to bring in legislation here in Australia around smart glasses and trying to ban smart glasses in certain areas and stuff.

43:31And this is all related, right? It's all privacy stuff. And I don't know. I think we're fighting against a cause that we just have to expect that when we're in public, that we're being videoed and we're being recorded, our audio is being recorded. Which I think it does sort of change society a little bit, but that's the reality of it. Courtney? Yeah, I think the privacy issues are going to wear their ugly heads and the lawyers are going to get involved, and this product is probably going to disappear.

44:07Because depending on different states have different laws, so how are you going to deal with that? You have to have a notification if you're recording in any way, and I know, Jason, it says it's not recording. But people will interpret it as that, and I'm sure they'll bring lawsuits about that. They'll say, well, it is recording because it's saving it in that little buffer, just like they tried to say that just making a copy of a movie to play it back in your computer is making a copy, and that's violating the copyright act.

44:38So the lawyers will get involved. And the other problem is once they advertise this feature of the watch recap, and it looks like every other watch that everybody's wearing at the table, you're going to wonder that now, will they now have people who are very paranoid, like working at Apple, for example, that they'll make you leave your watch at the door? or, you know, that you could have modified or hacked your watch to instead of just transcribing that 15 seconds of audio into a secure enclave on the phone

45:13and only summarizing and not transcribing verbatim and all the other safety protocols that they put forth in the explanation. Yeah, but I could do that right now. I mean, I could right now turn on just press record and let it run all day if I wanted to. To voice record it. Right. And that's the problem is it's making people more and more paranoid. But people may not realize that. But if they advertise this as a feature that they can say, coming to every Apple Watch near you, people are going to say, wait, you've got one of those Apple Watches. I don't want you in here. Just like Google Glass.