An Alexa came with the new house that we purchased. One of the first things we did was unplug it and stick it in the back recesses of a junk drawer. Seems to be working fine.
An Alexa came with the new house that we purchased. One of the first things we did was unplug it and stick it in the back recesses of a junk drawer. Seems to be working fine.
It's also worth being aware that the various devices that are ubiquitous these days probably don't even need to be plugged in to wi-fi/internet to work. They can use Bluetooth Low-Energy Mesh Networks instead:
An Alexa came with the new house that we purchased. One of the first things we did was unplug it and stick it in the back recesses of a junk drawer. Seems to be working fine.
It's also worth being aware that the various devices that are ubiquitous these days probably don't even need to be plugged in to wi-fi/internet to work. They can use Bluetooth Low-Energy Mesh Networks instead:
https://www.activistpost.com/2024/04/skynet-has-arrived-google-follows-apple-activates-worldwide-bluetooth-le-mesh-network.html
https://theconversation.com/a-new-wave-of-wearable-devices-will-collect-a-mountain-on-information-on-us-we-need-to-get-wise-about-the-privacy-implications-226537
Very good call.