Amazon is removing the ability for specific Echo devices to process Alexa voice requests locally, instead requiring all requests to be sent to the cloud. The change, which takes effect on March 28, ...

In short, everything you say to your Echo devices after March 28 will be sent to Amazon’s cloud, and there isn’t anything ...

On March 28, ahead of its Alexa+ rollout, Amazon will get rid of the “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” setting on Echo devices ...

Amazon is killing a privacy feature that let Echo device owners process Alexa requests locally and avoid sending voice ...

The move is seen as connected to the launch of its generative AI-powered Alexa Plus, which is slated to be released later ...

Last month Amazon introduced Alexa+ which uses generative AI to offer an enhanced version of Amazon’s voice assistant ...

Amazon Echo models that were previously able to process Alexa requests locally will no longer do so, instead sending those ...

If you own an Echo smart speaker, it will soon lose a key privacy feature — and be replaced with cloud processing of all ...

Amazon's upcoming AI update to its Alexa voice assistant, called Alexa+, may have some loosening privacy restrictions.

Echo devices will lose the ability to process locally and all your Alexa recordings will be sent to Amazon cloud.

In an email sent to customers today, Amazon said that Echo users will no longer be able to set their devices to process Alexa ...