Neon, the No. 2 social app on the Apple App Store, pays users to record their phone calls and sells data to AI firms
A new call recording app is gaining popularity by compensating users for their voice data, which is then sold to AI companies.
MAIN POINTS
- The app records users' calls and collects voice data.
- Users receive payment for their contributed voice data.
- The collected data is sold to AI companies.
- The app is gaining traction due to its unique compensation model.
TAKEAWAYS
- Users can monetize their call data through this app.
- AI companies benefit from purchasing diverse voice data.
- The app's compensation model differentiates it from other call recording apps.
- Ethical considerations may arise regarding privacy and data usage.