does the phone communicate with the computer?

[rockriver]

i watch a few youtubes most days. doing so this morning with my cup of coffee.
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yesterday i learned that a very sweet lady was spending time with a very senior but still very smart lady that i help.
senior lady appreciated the attention and the religious discussions they were having.

sweet lady came to me to discuss seniors religious stands and how wonderful senior was. all that was great but in
the process i learned the nature of sweet lady's religion... not protestant at all. (senior and i are within protestant peramiters!)

so after i left their facility i called senior and politely advised caution and warnings.. stay friendly but beware of sweet's religion.

this morning i clicked on you tubes "notifications" bell... included were my usual you tube suggestions, AND a lot of folks proclaiming warnings about sweets' religion.
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so not only did the computer learn the general topic of inquiry, but the nature of my interest . the title and the warning..

apology for the length of this, but wanted to show that somehow the computer was gathering info from a phone call.

[prc-104]

Regarding: somehow the computer was gathering info from a phone call.
I have felt this is occurring.
Computers are one thing but I feel phone calls are also not private any longer, especially seeing how well AI can understand my words when calling a business and the AI assistant finds out who i wish to speak with.

I use Telegram on the computer and cellphone. Telegram can make phone calls to another telegram user via the internet and I've been told that once the connection is made on both ends it becomes digitally encrypted but who know now-a-days.

Between Google,Microsoft and who knows who else, the advent of these massive AI data centers, the world has indeed changed.

One more portion of the Bill of Rights (Fourth amendment) apparently has been erased..