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Re:How to stop Apple from listening to your Siri recordings by whytaka on Thursday August 01, 2019 @11:52AM (#20584924)
But the difference is covered literally by just adding 'python' to your query.
Re:How to stop Apple from listening to your Siri recordings by godshatter on Thursday August 01, 2019 @02:42PM (#20586935)
The art of crafting query strings seems to have fallen by the wayside. Almost any query I do involves giving topics or categories first, followed by more qualifiers to nail it down more, usually followed by double-quoting the terms that the search engine seemingly ignores in the query string.

All the code to find like terms and phrases and whatnot is great and not privacy threatening, but I wish the search giants would stop trying to guess my motivations and just present me with the most relevant results based on what I asked for, and not what it thinks I was probably asking for.

Re:How to stop Apple from listening to your Siri recordings by collyw on Thursday August 01, 2019 @11:59AM (#20585012)
Or by adding g!

The point is that the personalization is somewhat useful, and relying on others input to improve search isn't necessarily going to improve things for a particular user.