July 06, 2019
Amazon reveals it stores customers' Amazon Echo voice recordings
Amazon recently informed lawmakers that the company is storing voice recordings gathered from household devices like the Echo and Alexa. CNAS Associate Fellow Kara Frederick joined Fox & Friends this week to weigh in on the implications for technology literacy among consumers.
View the full conversation on Fox and Friends.
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