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There is nothing in this article that disproves that; and it likely would be featuring prominently if it were more. Also, it seems quite silly for Amazon to li
by archgoon 8y ago
There is nothing in this article that disproves that; and it likely would be featuring prominently if it were more.
Also, it seems quite silly for Amazon to lie about this if it could be disproved with a GDPR request.
The mistake that was made here is that the wrong customer's data was sent in a GDPR request.
- zmix 8y agoYou are right. But I remember, that I had read a similar story, a week, or two, ago and the topic was, that the police found out about the killer in a murder case, by listening to Echo recordings from the kitchen. I doubt, that this would be possible, if there is no constant stream of data on Amazon's servers. That gave me the impression, that they store it all. At least for a while.