“Thus, in order to keep that functionality, users will have to manually change ... to your Amazon Echo from March 28 on will ...

Starting today, those who own an Echo smart speaker ... sending all voice recordings to Amazon for analysis. The retail juggernaut's disturbing change in its privacy policies is creating a privacy ...

Amazon is planning ... concerns over the privacy change, with some Reddit users arguing that the company is changing the terms of the agreement after the sale of the Echo device.

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Amazon is ending a little-used privacy feature that let some users of its Echo smart speaker prevent their voice commands from going to the company’s cloud. Auto tariffs seen hiking car prices ...

Amazon is removing a key privacy feature from its Echo smart speakers — and Alexa+ ... the generative AI tools of Alexa+ necessitates the change. "Starting on March 28th, your voice recordings ...

Amazon is discontinuing a privacy-focused feature that allowed select Echo devices to process voice requests locally, meaning all voice recordings will now be sent to the cloud before being deleted.

I've tried without success to get Amazon.com to show me such a result, but I truly hope the name change becomes ... the various Echo devices were simply speakers, this might make some sense.