Facebook Is Offering To Pay Users For Their Voice Recordings
Facebook is one social network infamously known with unending privacy issues and data breaches. In the past, the social giant was caught snooping on users and as well listening to and transcribing voice recordings to improve its speech recognition without users consent.
According to The Verge, the social giant will let you make voice recordings as part of a new program called 'Pronunciation' in its Viewpoints market research app to improve its speech recognition capabilities.
Those who qualify to be part of the program will record with the phrase 'Hey Portal' followed by the first name of a friend from their friend's list. The user will be able to do this with the name of up to 10 friends, and as well record the statement twice.
Wait, if you are thinking about getting rich or cashing in big time on this then you might be disappointed with the pay.
Facebook assures users that the voice recordings will not be connected to their Facebook profile and that the company doesn't share Viewpoints activity on Facebook or other service owned by Facebook without their consent. Well, you know...Facebook will always be Facebook and people will always raise privacy concerns.
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