Amazon and Certified for Humans

September 26, 2019

Amazon’s product announcements were extensions of the company’s surveillance technology. The innovations gather a wide range of fine-grained data which LE and intel professionals may find interesting.

But one innovation caught DarkCyber’s attention.

“Alexa’s Certified for Humans Wants to Eliminate Smart Home Headaches” reports:

Amazon wants you to be able to set up your smart home even if you don’t know anything about tech.

We noted this statement in the write up:

As with the rest of Amazon’s wide range of compatible smart home devices, you’ll of course be able to control these gadgets with a voice command to the company’s assistant, Alexa.

DarkCyber is confident that the “real” journalists who are playing catch up for outfits which cover up some interesting Epstein related activities will reveal the scope of Amazon’s LE and intel activities.

This Amazon certification is designed to make sure that more than the tech savvy can provide a stream of high value data to users, vendors, and — just maybe — to Amazon’s online data marketplace. DarkCyber thinks of this initiative as a “push down” effort as a way to expand the data flows, services, and “conveniences.”

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Stephen E Arnold, September 26, 2019

Written by Stephen E. Arnold · Filed Under Amazon, News

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