In a March 15 email, Amazon announced its Echo devices will no longer support local processing for Alexa requests, and will ...

Have an Alexa-enabled Echo device in the living room? Maybe don't spill your secrets to the voice assistant. Amazon stated in ...

Alexa devices have a “do not send voice recordings” setting that processes voice requests on the device instead of ...

Amazon is ditching an option to opt out of sending Alexa voice commands to the company. It highlights the growing hunger for our personal data in the AI age.

Amazon is mandating cloud-based processing for Echo voice commands, removing local storage and disabling Alexa’s voice ID to ...

Amazon’s new Alexa privacy policy mandates that all voice recordings be sent to the cloud from March 28, eliminating the option to keep them local. The policy change coincides with the launch of Alexa ...

If you use an Amazon Echo device, also known as "Alexa," it's always listening and now they will automatically send audio to its servers.

AMAZON is removing a popular feature from Alexa-powered speakers sparking fears over privacy. The tech giant is axing the “do ...

Some Echo users can currently opt not to send voice recordings to Amazon’s servers, instead relying on the device’s processing to interpret what is being said locally ...

Amazon Echo users lose local voice processing as all requests shift to the cloud after March 28. This did not sit right for users due to privacy concerns.

Ahead of the Alexa Plus launch, Amazon is requiring owners to send it all of their voice data. Here's why that's a problem.

The announcement came in the form of an email to customers and was first reported by ArsTechnica. The email explains that beginning March 28, customers will no longer have the option not to have their ...