How to teach Alexa to recognise your voice

Amazon Alexa has a feature that enables users to teach Alexa to recognise their voices. Once, Alexa has recognised individual voices, it can deliver results based on their likes and dislikes.

Amazon Echo smart speaker (REUTERS)

Amazon Alexa is one of the most popular virtual assistants in the world. You can not only use it to control your connected smart home devices but also shop on Amazon's India website or call a cab. In addition to this, you can also use it to get your personalised news briefing every morning.

But in a family with many people, it's difficult to get personalised news briefings or even recommendations for music. Thankfully, Amazon Alexa has a feature that enables users to teach Alexa to recognise their voices. Once, Alexa has recognised individual voices, it can deliver results based on their likes and dislikes.

Amazon Alexa app (Amazon)

Amazon Alexa app (Amazon)

So, here's how you can teach Alexa to recognise your voice:

Step 1: Open the Alexa app.

Step 2: Go to the More menu at the bottom right corner of the app.

Step 3: Select Settings.

Step 4: Select the first option, that is, Your Profile.

Step 5: Select Voice and follow the instructions and you're good to go!