Description
In this video I'll show you how to turn off Amazon Alexa voice purchasing.
Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00
Steps to Turn Off Amazon Alexa Voice Purchasing: 0:06
Limit Alexa Voice Purchases Instead of Turning Them Off: 1:01
Conclusion: 1:50
Check out my website for other great tutorials about all kinds of technology: https://maxdalton.how/
Support this channel by becoming a member: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBbDWMccTJCL0WmbMHNLZIw/join
#alexa #amazonalexa #techtips #tutorial
Video Transcript:
Step 1. Open the Amazon Alexa app on your iPhone, iPad or Android device, and then tap the "More" icon on this screen.
Step 2. Tap "Settings" on the next screen. The associated screen opens.
Step 3. Tap your Amazon profile name at the top of this menu. You should see Account Management beneath it. The Account Management screen opens.
Step 4. Tap "Voice Purchasing." Voice Purchasing options are shown.
Step 5. Tap "Purchase Controls." The next menu asks you to choose who can make voice purchases through your Alexa devices.
Step 6. Tap to select "No one. Disable Voice Purchasing." Alexa will no longer be able to place orders on your Amazon account using voice commands going forward.
If you still want to buy things with your voice but want to keep other people from doing it, you can leave voice purchasing on and require confirmation instead. First, navigate back to the Purchase Controls screen. If you want to limit voice purchases to just recognized voices, tap "Only Recognized Voices," tap to select who you want to be able to make voice purchases, and then tap "Save." Alternatively, if you want to limit voice purchases on your Alexa devices to just anyone who has a four-digit code, tap "Anyone with a voice code," enter the four-digit code you want to be required, and then tap "Save." Voice purchases will still be enabled, but will be limited, as per your chosen configuration.
