Hey, Google and Alexa: Parents worry voice assistants can listen in on kids, survey finds usatoday.com

You’re cool chatting up Amazon Alexa, the Google Assistant and Siri and having each come alive when you utter the “Alexa,” “Hey, Google” or “Hey, Siri” wake words. But your kids are also engaging with the popular digital voices inside the smart speakers in your home and your big concern has mostly to do with privacy. That’s the chief takeaway from a new study, exclusive to USA TODAY and conducted in February, by Common Sense Media and Survey Monkey Audience. 5G security: 5G is speedy, but does it also raise the stakes on privacy, security, potential abuse? Robocall crackdown: FTC continues robocall crackdown, stops groups responsible for 'billions' of calls