CNET reported a few weeks ago that Amazon is preparing to remove a key privacy setting in its Alexa smart home devices. Today, it goes into effect. Here's what it means.

Amazon is ending a little-used privacy feature that let some users of its Echo smart speaker prevent their voice commands from going to the company's cloud. Beginning on March 28, Amazon is ending ...

This two-step change means Alexa users need to make a trade-off between privacy and functionality. Put simply, Amazon needs Echo devices to start making money. As US voice assistant expert Joseph ...

Amazon is planning ... concerns over the privacy change, with some Reddit users arguing that the company is changing the terms of the agreement after the sale of the Echo device.

Amazon's in-house replacement for the Android-based Fire OS has arrived before it was even announced — now it's on its way to ...

I've tried without success to get Amazon.com to show me such a result, but I truly hope the name change becomes ... the various Echo devices were simply speakers, this might make some sense.

Amazon is ending a little-used privacy feature that let some users of its Echo smart speaker prevent their voice commands from going to the company’s cloud.

Amazon is ending a little-used privacy feature that let some users of its Echo smart speaker prevent their voice commands from going to the company’s cloud. Here’s what some exporters in China ...