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So the opt-out period is only only one week, and I presumably won't be able to opt out later? I don't own any of these devices, but if I want to have the optio
by philsnow 5y ago
So the opt-out period is only only one week, and I presumably won't be able to opt out later?
I don't own any of these devices, but if I want to have the option to buy one later but not have it be a sidewalk bridge, I guess I have to download the Alexa app and... oh in order to opt out, I have to log in to the Alexa app with my Amazon account, and in order to log in, I have to agree to:
- Alexa Terms of Use
- Amazon Conditions of Use
- Amazon Privacy Notice
- Children's Privacy Disclosure
- Amazon Prime Terms
- Amazon Music Terms of Use
- Kindle Store Terms of Use
- Audible Service Conditions of Use
- Amazon Dash Replenishment Terms of Use
- Amazon Kids+ Terms & Conditions (F/K/A FreeTime Unlimited)
- Amazon PHotos Terms of Use
- Amazon Device Terms of Use
- IMDb Legal Information
- Amazon Video Terms of Use
(all are links to legelese documents)
... I'll just commit today to never buying any of those sidewalk devices in the future.
- lucasmullens 5y ago>in order to opt out, I have to log in to the Alexa app with my Amazon account, and in order to log in, I have to agree to: If you already have an Alexa device running on your network, you've already agreed to all those terms. That concern seems fairly unrelated. Also I wouldn't assume you can't opt-out later. Pretty sure you can, actually.
- philsnow 5y ago> If you already have an Alexa device running on your network I don't, which is why I was installing the Alexa app on my phone. > I wouldn't assume you can't opt-out later ah, I was thrown by the headline "given one week to opt out".