Starting March 28, everything you say to your Amazon Echo will be sent to the cloud! 
Amazon is launching Alexa+, but there’s a catch: you can no longer keep your voice recordings private. 
Here’s what you need to know:
– No more local processing: To fully use Alexa, your voice recordings will be saved by Amazon.
– Voice ID feature: This allows Alexa to recognize who’s speaking, but if you opt out of saving recordings, this feature will be disabled. 
– Privacy concerns: Many users are worried about Amazon listening in on their conversations, especially after previous issues with how recordings were handled.
Amazon assures us that voice requests are encrypted for security, but does that make you feel any better? 
What do you think about trading privacy for convenience? Would you still use an Echo? Let’s chat! 
