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Home›Tech Advice›10 weirdest things Alexa can do on your Amazon Echo

10 weirdest things Alexa can do on your Amazon Echo

By Matthew Lynch
July 10, 2023
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1. Bark like a dog

Did you know that Alexa can help deter burglars? Just ask her to “bark like a dog,” and she’ll give you a variety of barking noises to make it seem like there’s a canine in your home.

2. Provide whale facts

When you’re in the mood for some random knowledge, ask Alexa, “tell me a whale fact” for a fun and weird tidbit about these magnificent ocean mammals.

3. Whisper mode

If you’re looking for some privacy or creepiness, enable Alexa’s whisper mode by saying, “Alexa, whisper.” She’ll suddenly start whispering her responses to you – perfect for when you don’t want to disturb others or just want to have some eerie fun.

4. Random compliments

Feeling down? Alexa is here to cheer you up! Ask her to “give me a compliment,” and she’ll offer a variety of kind and uplifting words.

5. Fart noises

Looking for childish humor? Ask Alexa to make a fart sound, and brace yourself for some uncomfortable giggles.

6. Find Chuck Norris facts

Who doesn’t love a good Chuck Norris joke? Ask Alexa to “tell me a Chuck Norris fact,” and prepare yourself for some tough-guy humor.

7. Generate random band names

If your creative juices aren’t flowing but you need that perfect name for your new band, ask Alexa to come up with one by saying, “Give me a random band name.”

8. Talk like Shakespeare

For those drama enthusiasts who enjoy Shakespearean language, try having Alexa “speak like Shakespeare.” She’ll deliver her responses in Elizabethan English just like the great playwright himself.

9. Change the assistant’s name

Bored with calling out “Alexa” all the time? You can actually change her name to something else like “Computer” or “Echo,” giving your assistant a fresh new identity.

10. Random animal sounds

Finally, if you’re an animal lover, ask Alexa to “make an animal sound.” She’ll produce a variety of noises, from cats purring to elephants trumpeting, for you to identify or just enjoy listening to.

These are just ten of the hundreds of weird things Alexa can do on your Amazon Echo. With the ever-growing list of skills and functions, there’s always something new and strange to discover!

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