But not disconnect it..
What like all the laptops that come with webcams built in...the HORRRRROOORRRRR!!!!!
But not disconnect it..
Quite surprising the amount of hysteria considering pretty much every laptop and smartphone has a camera, microphone and internet link that you can't unplug. *shrug*What like all the laptops that come with webcams built in...the HORRRRROOORRRRR!!!!!
Quite surprising the amount of hysteria considering pretty much every laptop and smartphone has a camera, microphone and internet link that you can't unplug. *shrug*
Webcams can be disabled, and I don't know about you, but my smartphone generally doesn't sit with the camera lens pointed at me all day.
Quite surprising the amount of hysteria considering pretty much every laptop and smartphone has a camera, microphone and internet link that you can't unplug. *shrug*
Past caring about the drm and used games. Really think this is the sad future for consoles and we are stuck with it.
Apparently not true, in fact Kinect can be disabled completely. Even when enabled it seems to default to only the mic being always on however MS say that the only command it is listening for is "Xbox on".
I don't understand why people are moaning so much about Kinect always on. Just stop watching porn in front of the Xbox jeez.
On a serious note surely you could just cover up the mic if you didn't want it to hear clearly making the sound it picks up all muffled.
For me I'm excited for E3 to see what Microsoft have to offer with games. I always use my Kinect so having it with the console from release is a bonus for me also I don't buy used games and don't share my games.
Connected to the internet every 24 hours sucks as what happens when you move and can't get your internet installed for 2 weeks (like most companies do in the UK). Or you internet breaks and have to wait for an engineer to come out.
You can disable the internet on all of those devices.
You can also uninstall the drivers or disable the device for all laptop cameras as well.
So yeah, that's a kind of rubbish comparison.
You can disable the internet on a Xbox One if you really want to as well as disable the Kinect completely, it's been said multiple times. *shrug*. When was the last time you uninstalled drivers on a smartphone for camera, mic and internet. Are you genuinely saying you uninstall the drivers for your webcam, mic and internet on your laptop every day? Lets not forget mobile operators can track where you, or more accurately you phone is every minute of every day. OMFGWTFTEHALIENSAREBUGGINMEH!!!You can disable the internet on all of those devices.
You can also uninstall the drivers or disable the device for all laptop cameras as well.
So yeah, that's a kind of rubbish comparison.
That's if you turn the Xbox off with Kinect enabled. As it says in the FAQ a bit further up you can chose to disable the option for it to listen for "xbox on" or indeed disable Kinect completely.I don't know about his laptop, but if my webcam and mic are active there's a little green light on next to it. So I also know when it's on.
Is there something similar on the Kinect? Also even if you turn it "off", they stated it still listens for commands. They claim it's only listening for "Xbox on", but it means it's only going to respond to that command.
That's if you turn the Xbox off with Kinect enabled. As it says in the FAQ a bit further up you can chose to disable the option for it to listen for "xbox on" or indeed disable Kinect completely.
You could do but it depends if your network allows tethering and if the Xbox needs to an update of some sort. It could start eating up your data allowance. For me its not a problem but others might have an issue with their network provider.
On the current Kinect there is a red light to say it is off and a green light when its on. Probably be the same on the new version.