Streaming on-Device Detection of Device Directed Speech from Voice and Touch-Based Invocation

Rudovic, Ognjen; Bindal, Akanksha; Garg, Vineet; Simha, Pramod; Dighe, Pranay; Kajarekar, Sachin

doi:10.1109/icassp43922.2022.9747107

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“…In some cases, monitoring traffic and signaling anomalies or sensitive operations is the only action proposed, leaving it to the user to choose its own countermeasure, as in Zhang et al, 66 Lin et al, 81 Mitev et al, 86 Rudovic et al, 99 Mandalari et al 101 Through augmented reality, that information may also be conveyed to the user more vividly 98 . When smart speakers are employed in the public space, unaware bystanders may also be warned about possible privacy harms 94 …”

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Privacy in smart speakers: A systematic literature review

Maccario

Naldi

2022

Security and Privacy

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Parallel to the increasing use of smart speakers (aka virtual assistants), privacy concerns emerge. In this article, we provide a systematic review of the literature on privacy issues in smart speakers. Both Scopus and Web of Science databases are examined, as well as the preprint repository arXiv, to take into account the most recent contributions. That literature exhibits a continuously growing trend in the last 4 years, with the USA being the single largest contributor to the field.The topics debated in the literature concern the perception of privacy issues, their contribution to adoption choices, the identification of vulnerabilities, the proposal of possible countermeasures, and (last and least) the analysis of the legal cases that are arising.

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confidence: 99%