The new Kinect motion sensor in the Xbox One, is a tool for turbocharged players: sees better, hear better and understand better who is ahead. The device, however, has the potential to be the window that Microsoft and advertisers need to collect data from the offline world of your customers.
Three Microsoft patents that were recently discovered, show some of the company's intentions.
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A lot of this sounds so invasive. I hope I can opt out from disclosing info to advertisers regarding my gameplay habits etc.
Blah.. More old duplicate posts because its anti-ms
Patents are not intentions.. Sony has some pretty interesting patents on file as well.. All tech companies do..
There are companies with patents for diseases.. Doesn't mean they want to spread them..
"It is clear that, by their nature, patents can only serve to describe concepts that will never become reality, but they demonstrate what the company imagines for the future.
The three records date from 2010 to 2012,"
Making TV more interactive. Do people really want this? When I watch TV i do it because I like the programme. I don't want achievements. Also recording peoples behaviour might seem like a bad move since the recent issue of NSA
They just don't seem to realize that people value their privacy. As I'm posting this I'm living in NYC. But for all the net knows I'm in Iceland with a 2048 bit encrypted connection.
why bring up sony in here sheesh gtfoh with that