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Can you explain a bit more. What was the context of the message? was it an email? What was the subject line and the text? Was the audio an attachment or a link?

• amhokies 8y ago
  You're able to send voice messages to other people that have an Alexa. Basically like voicemail.
  • p49k 8y ago
    That means that, unlike butt-dialing, you're more likely to accidentally send a message to someone you're actually talking about since the person's name is part of the command. Yikes!
  • nicky0 8y ago
    Is this something you have to actively set up or does it come enabled by default?
• cdcarter 8y ago
  Alexa has voice messaging built in to the device/Alexa app. You receive a notification in the app and can ask your device to play it.
• thefifthsetpin 8y ago
  Supposing that you're not tasked with resolving this problem for Amazon, why would those details matter?
  • vortico 8y ago
    So that we consumers can better understand this potentially huge vulnerability to determine if it's a bug, a "bug-feature", user error, user lying, or Amazon actually doing something evil.
• djsumdog 8y ago
  Yea, I wish the girl mentioned what the message started with. Something had to have been misinterpreted as a voice command and a contact name ... and the device UI has to be broken to the point where it doesn't give you any audio acknowledgement or confirmation.