Yes, Alexa does indeed record some of what she hears after the word "Alexa." Turns out you can ask her about it, though. And even ask her to change.

AMAZON has admitted that employees sometimes eavesdrop on people as they interact with its Alexa digital assistant – but there’s a way to stop them. The e-commerce giant reportedly empl… ...

This device keeps Alexa and other voice assistants from snooping on you Meet LeakyPick, the low-cost audio spy detector for network-connected devices.

Alexa and Google Home devices are the most popular smart home hubs, giving users an effortless way to manage their home, life, and entertainment.

Last year, Ben Zhao decided to buy an Alexa-enabled Echo speaker for his Chicago home. Zhao just wanted a digital assistant to play music, but his wife, Heather Zheng, was not enthused. “She ...

Months after researchers disclosed a new way to exploit Alexa and Google Home smart speakers to spy on users, those same researchers now warn that Amazon and Google have yet to create effective ...

Yes, Alexa and Google Home devices can still eavesdrop on your conversations Exclusive: Amazon, Google fail to address security loopholes in Alexa and Home devices more than a year after first ...

Although Amazon and Google respond to reports of vulnerabilities in popular home smart assistants Alexa and Google Home, hackers continually work hard ...

Researchers at Germany’s SRLabs found two hacking scenarios — eavesdropping and phishing — for both Amazon Alexa and Google Home/Nest devices.

Amazon’s Alexa and Google Home’s smart assistant were vulnerable to a security issue that could have allowed hackers to eavesdrop on people without their knowledge or entice users to hand over ...

Alexa and Google Assistant fall victim to eavesdropping apps Security researchers developed eight voice apps that could listen in on people and potentially steal their passwords.

We've known since the spring of last year that Amazon Alexa and Google Home smart speakers can eavesdrop on owners, and even phish them via voice. Now ...