At present, nearly 85 percent of people in India use smartphones, and most of them believe that smartphones monitor them, and their personal information is not secure. Many Indians also believe that Wi-Fi routers also spy on them. A recent report revealed that Google's Artificial Intelligence Voice Assistant Service records people's personal interactions. A recent survey report by Internet-based market research and data analytics firm Yugav revealed that 52 Percentage of Indians think that internet-based gadgets, especially smartphones, record personal information without their knowledge. Let us know the full details

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A recent survey also showed that most people rely on the fact that internet-connected gadgets spy. However, the number of users is not very large. A survey of 1,045 people on security cameras revealed that only 14 per cent use it. 27 per cent say it monitors them. Only 15 per cent of those surveyed use smart voice assistant devices, while 21 per cent believe it monitors their activity. The Uygur survey also revealed that 85 per cent of the people in the country are concerned about online privacy, with 54 per cent of them feeling that smartphones are monitoring them and that their personal information is not secure. On the other hand, 33 per cent believe that their information is not safe on internet-connected computers. At 25 per cent think Wi-Fi routers also spy on them.

In this case, the company says that 55 per cent of those surveyed believe that smartphones and computers are at the highest risk of losing photos, e-mails, financial information. While 53 per cent consider cyber terrorism another major threat, the survey revealed another shocking one. 53 per cent use passwords on their devices to ensure the privacy of their required files and photos, while 48 per cent use frequent updates and antivirus. On the other hand, 42 per cent of users avoid using public Wi-Fi. 41 per cent of users avoid downloading unknown third-party apps. While 40 per cent of people prefer to limit the app's permissions.

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Tell your information that even people view webcams in doubt. The survey revealed that many women cover them with clothes when they don't work on webcams and avoid using phone banking to avoid online fraud, while men prefer to run the internet in incognito mode and use a VPN network to maintain privacy. La.Google records ConversationsGoogle has also admitted that it is recording users' conversations through the Artificial Intelligence Voice Assistant Service, Google Assistant. In the past, some recordings of Google Assistants in Dutch were leaked on Belgian public broadcaster VRT. While VRT claimed in its report that most of them were deliberately recorded, Google listens to conversations that include sensitive information and private conversations.

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