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PSA: Amazon’s shopping AI can now tell you if that message is a scam
Source: TechCrunch
Technology & InnovationCybersecurity & Data PrivacyConsumer Demand & Retail
Amazon is adding scam-detection verification to Alexa for Shopping so it can confirm whether suspicious emails, texts, and other messages truly originate from the retailer. The update modestly strengthens customer protection and could support higher trust in Amazon’s retail communications, but it is unlikely to be material to near-term financial results.
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