How to delete individual Alexa Voice Recordings
Once you’re in settings, tap on Alexa Privacy. It’ll be towards the bottom, before you get to the Alexa Preferences section.
Tap on Review Voice History. This will show you all of the commands you have given to Alexa or at least the ones she has heard. This includes all Alexa devices – even third-party speakers. Tap on the arrow for the recording that you wish to delete.
There is no confirmation when you are deleting voice recordings. Tap the “Delete Voice Recording” button and a few seconds later, it is gone. So you will want to be careful pressing that button. But that shouldn’t be a big deal, because you really don’t need to keep your recordings.
How to delete all Alexa Voice Recordings
Once you’re in settings, tap on Alexa Privacy. It’ll be towards the bottom, before you get to the Alexa Preferences section. Tap on Review Voice History. This will show you all of the commands you have given to Alexa or at least the ones she has heard. This includes all Alexa devices – even third-party speakers. It will show you your voice recordings from today by default. You will want to click on the pull down to change it to All History. Once you change to All History, it then will populate a new option below, Delete All Recordings For All History.
After tapping on the option to Delete All Recordings For All History, it will then open a dialog box. This is basically telling you that Alexa uses these recordings to learn and that deleting them could degrade your experience. Then ask if you wan to proceed. Just hit Yes, and all of your recordings will be deleted.
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