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The printer was purchased at a store called Best Buy. The only interaction that it has ever had with my Amazon account was that I ordered a single purchase of
by Ajay-p 3y ago
The printer was purchased at a store called Best Buy.
The only interaction that it has ever had with my Amazon account was that I ordered a single purchase of replacement ink cartridges. The idea of it monitoring their status is abhorrent to me and I don't think I would have ever opted in for such thing. Perhaps there was something requiring me to opt out, but ...it was not apparent.
When my Alexa searched for devices connected to my network, it must have noted this printer, then compared it to the fact I ordered ink for it, and just to be extra helpful decided to monitor its levels for me. I can think of no other way...
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- Brian_K_White 3y agoI would not rule out some connection via the credit/debit card, like how every shop now emails you even though you never gave them your email.
- RockRobotRock 3y agoMaybe Amazon tags the serial number of the cartridge and correlates it to your printer with the data Brother gives them. Fucking crazy.