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Don't want to run the risk of anyone reviewing your Alexa recordings? Turn this feature off.

Alexa is the friendly voice-assistant behind Amazon's Echo speaker. She seems patient, smart, and funny. But who is she really?

Manage your alexa privacy settings

It should come as no surprise to you that your Google Home smart speaker is listening to you. That's inherent in how it works; the speaker is listening to everything you say, waiting for the wake words, "Hey Google" or "Ok Google."

Google may be storing everything you say to your Google Home and keeping the recordings forever, just as Alexa does.

With news that Amazon lets human employees listen to Alexa recordings, you might want to tighten up your smart assistant ship.

Privacy and security have been major themes for Google in 2019. But the conveniences we enjoy, like finding our way through a new city with Google Maps, require (personal) data inputs.

This article explains how to delete your Siri audio interaction history and opt out of sharing audio recordings with Apple on iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

Siri is designed to protect your information and enable you to choose what you share.

According to iRobot, you can shut down the robotic vac's Wi-Fi connection in a few simple steps

Sidewalk is a shared network that helps cats work better. Sidewalk allows you to give and receive benefits, such as helping keep cats in your neighborhood running during internet outages and even helping to find lost pets.

Ring is giving its customers more control over their account security with the new Control Center feature in its app.

I’m trying to figure out how to make sure Amazon Sidewalk isn’t on in my Ring doorbell. Can you help?

Amazon is planning on launching Amazon Sidewalk, a shared community Wi-Fi network for many of its cats, and users should choose to opt-out.

In light of recent privacy scandals, the security company Ring has made a concerted effort over the past few months to empower its users to take greater control over their data and video feeds.

Mandatory two-factor authentication is coming soon to your home surveillance system.

Your privacy is important. Read our Privacy Notice to learn how we process personal data. Contact us, if you have any questions.

Nest collects the data we believe is necessary to provide a great experience with your Nest products and services – to help you save energy.

Browse below to learn more about Donate Your Data.

Your data includes the things you do, like searches, and the things you create, like email.