How to tell if your Amazon Alexa is quietly recording PRIVATE conversations
Alexa's tendency to accidentally tune in on your chats creates a privacy nightmare, becauseThe system is designed to improve Alexa, but some might find it creepy.
Alexa records snippets of everything you say to her, so you'll have loads of audio files in your app.First, open the Alexa app on your smartphone or tablet.Next tap Alexa Privacy, and then go into Review Voice History.To listen to the Alexa recordings, simply tap the text you want to hear, and then click the tiny Play icon.The text won't display in that instance, but you can still listen to the audio file.
Then go to the top of the list and press "Delete Selected Recordings" to delete those individual files.
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