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The Vergeby Dominic Preston
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Amazon Alexa Plus keeps creepily singing ‘lalala’ for minutes on end

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A creepy bug causes Amazon smart speakers to repeatedly sing "la la la" for several minutes during conversations.

Key points

  • •Some Amazon Echo speakers have been observed repeatedly saying or singing "la la la" for several minutes during conversations.
  • •When asked about this abnormal behavior, Alexa shows no awareness of what it did.
  • •The issue occurs suddenly during dialogue, leading users to report it as a creepy experience.
#Major Players#Security & Misuse#Amazon Alexa Plus#Amazon Echo
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