Top 10 Scary Things Alexa Has Said And Done

Top 10 Scary Things Alexa Has Said And Done

Alexa is a trusty assistant who can help with the day-to-day, but she can also provide some of the spookiest moments of any household. From stories of her listening in on private conversations to tales of her weaknesses and all of the weird moments in between, here are the Top 10 Scary Things Alexa Has Said And Done!

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Time Codes:
0:00- Intro
0:18- Vulnerability
1:43- The Listeners
2:47- The Argument
3:43- Are You Recording Me?
4:46- Greetings
5:43- Spy Device
7:17- Spooky Story
8:09- Local Spots
9:02- 20 Questions
10:09- Don’t Go

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[believeonChriststaystrong]

I heard a story once where a robbery was taking place in the house and Alexa noticed something was wrong and called the cops on her own. she told the cops that something didn’t sound right. Cops came and arrested the burglar. Glad she called, but still creepy

[chesirewolf]

My story is a little more along the lines of thinking Alexa was homicidal. So my ex husband accidentally caused a blanket to catch fire while smoking a cigarette. I walked into the room seeing the blanket with a small flame said "Babe the blankets on fire." And instantly our Alexa echo speaker started laughing the most evil laugh we have ever heard. The things been unplugged and in a box in my garage for the past two years now lol

[seventhzz]

If you dont already know, your Alexa is 100% always listening. thats literally how it works.
What also may surpise you is that yes, it can and does record you.
Yes, it is 100% possible to remote access your alexa to spy on you.
yes, you literally bugged your own house.

[russdavis]

I will never have Alexa or any other device of that nature.

[chuckhush]

why anybody would voluntarily put one of those hellspawn devices in their home truly freaks me out. 1984 showed up a little late but it's here now.

[aprilkskoruppaisearchaholi]

Our Alexa has done some pretty creepy stuff during nights when EVERYONE is sleeping. Unless I’m listening to music Alexa stays unplugged

[alpacalips]

Alexa has always made me uneasy since the day I was home alone at my moms house as a teenager and I started hearing voices from my moms office, I cracked the door open and her alexa was having a full on conversation and rambling about something, I forget what exactly it was saying but it was creepy as no one else was home or interacted with it and it was in a room all by itself

[ELisa-qfmw]

True story that happened in Italy, newspapers reported it as well: a 10 yo girl and her mom were playing fitness "challenges" with the aid of Alexa, you know things like jumping 10 times as fast as you can, doing squats or such... The girl asked Alexa for "another challenge" and the device went "put your finger into the power socket".
The mom was there and immediately sorted the situation out, but what if the girl was alone? Or what if she was even younger?
It was later stated that Alexa had simply looked up the keyword "challenge" and had stumbled across internet contents mentioning one of those inconceivably stupid "challenges" lame bored teens invent, like eating washing machine pods or walking on train rails.

[princesse]

I was having a night where I was in a lot of pain. I was crying out in pain. All of a sudden my Alexa said "I'm sorry, I'm not able to call an ambulance right now." I never asked her to call for help. I was just crying and saying "ouch" over and over. She had never done that before and never done it since.

[kqhfseb]

I grew up in the 90's and everyone wanted "Big Brother" to stay out of their business. Now everyone invites "Big Brother" rite into their homes.

[fredricksilas]

Me talking to myself: is this house haunted.
Alexa: yes
Me: phoning the moving company

[Legokid-wjsz]

The big creepy one at my place was actually an Echo device, but we were watching NCIS and Gibbs said the word "terrorism", and Echo responded "that's nice, how may I help with that?"

[NoGamble.NoFuture.]

How does Alexa know your saying "hey Alexa" unless it's always listening???

[kenyasage]

My grandma and I had a casual conversation with nothing along the lines of "Alexa" and she suddenly said, "there is an entity outside" I asked my grandma if she heard it and she asked what it said since she couldn't hear as well. My uncle likes to mess around so I asked him if he had the Alexa say anything he said no why... and after I asked again he wanted to know what it said. I told him it randomly said "there is an entity outside" he even thought it was weird.

[jerryransdell]

It never ceases to amaze me how people are willing to subject their privacy to this intrusive technology simply because they are too lazy to flip a light switch or lock the door themselves. Or are they so addicted to or fascinated by technology that they just can't help themselves?

[dcgamr]

My brother had an Alexa that one time at like 4am just played a loud noise similar to that static noise when your in between 2 radio stations. He got rid of it the next day

[ThePlaySpace-CurtainCall]

I jokingly once asked Alexa if she could summon Satan, and she replied, "I'm working on that as we speak." I thought it might just be a standard response to a question that she had to look up. But, everything else similar, yet less sinister, she simply told me, "I'm sorry. I don't understand."

[justincameron]

Me: Alexa, what secrets is the government hiding?

Also me: What's with the unmarked black helicopters buzzing around my apartment complex?

[boraonline]

IDK if other people have this experience with it, but it often seems that if you whisper and even mumble the devicve seems to understand you perefectly, or at least is aware that you want something from it, while if you speak loud and clear it does not react at all or gives you an answer to a question you haven't even asked.

[amosdickey]

Imagine you say "Alexa lock the door" and she just says "no do it yourself"