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Want To See What Amazon Knows About You? (Here's How)
If you were to take a guess at how much data Amazon has about you what would your guess be? A couple of megabytes worth? A gigabyte or two? The answer will depend on how much Amazon has permeated your private space. That means if you only access Amazon's site to make purchases here and there, the data collect from you might be miniscule compared to a person with an Amazon Echo yelling commands at Alexa every few minutes.
If you'd like to see just how much data has been collected by Amazon via their website, Alexa and other products, just follow the steps below. A brief disclaimer, things may become a little creepy as Alexa users will be able to hear their own voice issuing commands and possibly bits of conversations they've had around Alexa. Enjoy!
Log in to your Amazon account.
Scroll towards the bottom of the screen look for the heading "Let Us Help You" and click on "Help".






