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Unnerving Echoes: The Mystery of Alexa Plus’s ‘lalala’ Serenade
Alexa Plus Bug Causes Amazon Echo Speakers to Repeat “lalala”
A recent unsettling bug affecting some Amazon Echo smart home speakers has left users baffled. The bug causes the devices to repetitively sing or say “lalala” for minutes at a time, interrupting conversations and tasks. Surprisingly, Alexa seems oblivious to this strange behavior when questioned.
Reports of the Issue
Multiple Reddit users have shared their experiences with this bug over the past few weeks, with the most recent reports surfacing just days ago. Videos capturing the erratic behavior of Echo speakers have also been shared online, shedding light on the extent of the issue.
Amazon’s Response
In a statement to Android Authority, Amazon acknowledged the bug affecting “a small number of Alexa Plus” users. The tech giant reassured users that a fix is currently in development to address this unusual issue.
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