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Amazon confirms Alexa customer voice recordings are kept forever.

by The Gurus
July 3, 2019
in Cyber Bites
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Amazon has confirmed that the voice recordings produced by customers of the Amazon Alexa smart assistant are held forever unless users manually remove them. Alexa, which is found in products including the Echo smart speaker and Echo Dot, has been the subject of privacy and security concerns in the past — such as listening in on private conversations and sharing them — and now, Amazon’s confirmation of particular privacy practices may make you think twice about where you keep your Alexa device. 

https://www.zdnet.com/article/amazon-confirms-alexa-customer-voice-recordings-are-kept-forever/
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