You see, a wiretap as seen in movies is a small device spliced into a phone line that saves communications through that phone line to an internal storage medium. The bioluminescent individual who put it there then needs to come back to collect the device after a time. Only then can he analyze the recordings of the phone calls you’ve made, and only the phone calls you’ve made. An Amazon Alexa, Google Home, et cetera are devices with microphones attached, a high speed internet connection, and power from the mains. They are always listening to you, not only when you’re making phone calls, and send those recordings back home to Amazon or Google’s servers, where they can analyze anything you say in that room, likely in real time. The best part? You paid for it! You paid for them to put a bug in your house, because that’s what it is. A bug. What once was a job that involves a bioluminescent breaking into your house or place of business, is now a product that you pay for. So, it is not a “wiretap.” It is something much more, and the lack of humor of that meme combined with the downplaying of the blatant privacy invasion of smart home devices only confirms my suspicion that you work for a three letter agency yourself. If you do not, please stop advertising these internet connected recording devices and remove them from your house.