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Strictly speaking (and I am not a lawyer, this isn't legal advice etc), if you set up alexa, you presumably consented to the TOS, but others who might use it mi
by lsiebert 8y ago
Strictly speaking (and I am not a lawyer, this isn't legal advice etc), if you set up alexa, you presumably consented to the TOS, but others who might use it might not have consented.
That said, good luck getting a prosecutor to go after Amazon for it. You'd be better off speaking to an attorney about some sort of class action lawsuit, presuming that your ability to sue them isn't governed by some other agreement with the company.
Alternatively, the rules for keeping information on those 13 and under might be implicated.
- amelius 8y agoIsn't the person who installed the device the one who is liable? Just like the law applies to regular cameras and microphones?
- lsiebert 8y agoI honestly don't know, not a lawyer though I enjoy reading about legal issues from time to time. I imagine that if the recording wasn't made legally, you could at least get a court to order them to delete it, even if they weren't liable for damages or something.