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Amazon Alexa devices repeatedly stuck saying 'la' in new glitch reports

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Users have reported Amazon's Alexa assistant getting stuck repeating the word 'la' for several minutes before stopping, according to posts shared over the past month. This follows an earlier incident in which Alexa reportedly made unsettling growling sounds. Amazon has not yet confirmed the cause, and Android Authority says it has contacted the company for comment.

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Repeated unexplained glitches could raise concerns among users about the reliability and polish of voice assistants that are deeply embedded in homes. Some users speculate a recent software update may be responsible, though this remains unconfirmed, and until Amazon responds publicly the root cause and scope of the issue stay unclear.

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Source: androidauthority.com, 2026-10-05

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