Amazon is set to remove its 'Do Not Send Voice Records' feature from Echo devices, leading to concerns over user privacy. The update will allow all voice requests to be processed in the cloud. What does this mean for your data?
Starting March 28, 2025, Amazon will move all Alexa voice command processing to the cloud, eliminating local processing options. This change raises privacy concerns as voice recordings will be sent to Amazon's servers, affecting features for users who prioritize privacy.
Amazon Echo devices, including Echo Dot and Echo Show models, have discontinued local processing of voice requests, now sending recordings to the cloud. This change affects user privacy settings and follows the introduction of Alexa+ with generative AI.
Amazon's upcoming Alexa+ requires Echo users to surrender voice recordings to enhance AI functionality. This shift raises significant privacy concerns as users face tough choices about their data.
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