Amazon Prime and Alexa
I have a very strange situation. I recently purchased an Echo Dot and was playing around with sending a message to my husband. Well my son called and said he heard my message 100 miles away. I ...
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Bill.Satellite wrote:
Wow, so many haters. There are just too many folks afraid of a technology they don't understand.
I believe you can disconnect the accounts as mentioned above. You can also deregister the device from your account (or your husband"s or son's). You can also separate your accounts as being shared Prime accounts but each of you would have to pay the annual Prime fee instead of you both being on the same account.
Hallelujah....Not unlike the "Smart TV" thread where big brother is watching and recording everything you do LOL. It might make sense to read the documentation when buying things and learn how to change default settings, usually found under the privacy tab. I have never seen anything be it a smart TV, a voice controlled anything, a PC, Smartphone, Google, or anything else, where one could not disable/restrict such options etc. You just have to be smarter than the device and take the time to research it out. Most do not make it easy, but those settings are there.
