>other than the ones it's expected and advertised to send and the ones that it mistakenly accepted as triggers, at least. >No proof of any kind exists to even

>other than the ones it's expected and advertised to send and the ones that it mistakenly accepted as triggers, at least. >No proof of any kind exists to even begin to suggest it does something other than that. No proof exists to suggest anything about Echo. It is a question of trust. This is why I mentioned trust in my previous response. Anyway, thanks for an interesting link.