Input/output privacy tool

A computer-implemented method for interfacing a user computing device with a user, the computer-implemented method comprising:

• determining, by the user computing device, that an audio sensor of the user computing device indicates a first human voice, the first human voice being of the user;
• determining, by the user computing device, that the audio sensor indicates a second human voice, the second human voice being different than the first human voice;
• determining, by the user computing device, that the second human voice does not match any voice in a set of known human voices;
• determining, by the user computing device, that the second human voice has been detected more than a threshold number of times;
• responsive to determining that the second human voice has been detected more than the threshold number of times, prompting the user, by the user computing device, to provide a privacy level for the second human voice;
• determining, by the user computing device, that the audio sensor indicates a first command in the first human voice and indicates the second human voice, the first command instructing the user computing device to perform a first task;
• and
• executing, by the user computing device, the first task at the privacy level for the second human voice.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium comprising instructions thereon that, when executed by at least one processor of a user computing device, causes the at least one processor to perform operations comprising:

• determining that an audio sensor in communication with the at least one processor indicates a first human voice, the first human voice being of a user associated with the user computing device;
• determining that the audio sensor indicates a second human voice, the second human voice being different than the first human voice;
• determining that the second human voice does not match any voice in a set of known human voices;
• determining that the second human voice has been detected more than a threshold number of times;
• responsive to determining that the second human voice has been detected more than the threshold number of times, prompting the user to provide a privacy level for the second human voice;
• determining that the audio sensor indicates a first command in the first human voice and indicates the second human voice, the first command instructing the user computing device to perform a first task;
• and
• executing the first task at the privacy level for the second human voice.