My friend uses the speech to text feature on his Android phone it and it routinely censors his profanities like "This is f***g stupid" or whatever.
What I find really disconcerting about that is that there's this sort of implication there that Google would be willing to add a similar misfeature to their onscreen keyboards if they could get away with it.
Why limit the speech to text feature but not the on screen keyboard?
What I find really disconcerting about that is that there's this sort of implication there that Google would be willing to add a similar misfeature to their onscreen keyboards if they could get away with it.
Why limit the speech to text feature but not the on screen keyboard?