The "Do Not Send Voice Recordings" option that Amazon is putting to rest only worked in the United States, and only on three products—the 4th generation Echo Dot, the Echo Show 10, and the Echo ...

Amazon recently shut down the ability to process Alexa voice recordings locally on select Echo smart speakers, raising ...

With that rollout, Amazon will discontinue the “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” option—an existing privacy setting that allowed users to stop their voice interactions from being saved to ...

With the rollout of Alexa+, the company’s generative AI version of its personal assistant, Amazon will be discontinuing its “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” option for Echo Dot (4th Gen), Echo ...

The ‘Do Not Send Voice Recordings’ setting on existing Echo devices vanished for U.S. users this week - but UK users have never had this option. When you talk to your Alexa, your speech is recorded ...

With the rollout of Alexa+, the company’s generative AI version of its personal assistant, Amazon will be discontinuing its “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” option for Echo Dot (4th Gen), Echo Show 10 ...

Starting on March 28, Amazon will no longer offer the “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” feature on Echo devices, moving all of your voice recordings to its cloud server, whether you like it or not.

Some users have expressed critical opinions such as 'This is a great opportunity to stop using Alexa,' but according to Amazon, only about 0.03% of Echo users had 'Do not send voice recordings ...

Amazon is planning to remove a privacy setting on its Echo devices later this month that will allow virtually all voice requests to go to the company's cloud. The company's cloud-based voice ...

With the rollout of Alexa+, the company’s generative AI version of its personal assistant, Amazon will be discontinuing its “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” option, which offered an extra ...

Beginning on March 28, Amazon is ending the “Do Not Send Voice Recordings” option that kept audio from being sent to Amazon's cloud and had it process locally on the device instead.