
Rich On Tech Best ways to back up your digital life, ChatGPT comes to your car & Samsung adds blood pressure tracking (Episode 168, April 4, 2026)
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Apr 4, 2026 Jefferson Graham, travel TV producer with sharp smartphone photo tips. Johnny Jet, travel writer and booking strategist. Alex Oberg, CEO building on-device voice biometrics to fight AI fakes. They discuss backing up phones and computers, setting up NAS and selective restores. Voice biometrics vs bots and deepfake risks. ChatGPT arriving in CarPlay and Samsung’s new blood pressure tracking.
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Start Small But Aim For 3-2 Backup Rule
- Do aim for the 3-2 backup rule but start with just one reliable copy if that's all you can do.
- Rich stresses that even moving from zero to one backup places you ahead of most people.
On‑Device Voice IDs Can Stop Bot Fraud
- Voice biometrics can confirm 'human vs bot' and approximate age with seconds of audio, enabling platforms to reduce bot-driven fraud.
- Helix runs on-device only, avoiding central biometric databases to protect privacy.
Replace CAPTCHAs With Better Biometric Checks
- Do consider replacing CAPTCHAs and SMS checks with on-device biometric checks to make verification easier for humans and harder for bots.
- Helix positions voice checks as the 'first wedge' to remove CAPTCHAs and insecure SMS.
