Owners of devices equipped with coronavirus. The arrival of an Alexa solution adds to the ways in which consumers can now check their symptoms.

Ever since Siri to provide in a similar way to what's now on offer through Alexa.

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Amazon confirmed the new feature is now available and as part of a wider set of Amazon and Alexa coronavirus resources that have been released. For example, besides the on symptoms, Amazon also highlighted how its devices can be used as information and entertainment solutions to help during periods of self-isolation. Alternatively, s in many countries can also ask Alexa "to sing a song for 20 seconds" while washing hands to ensure the hand-washing is in line with the recommended guidelines.

How To Use Alexa To Check Your Symptoms

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The use of Alexa-enabled devices to check coronavirus symptoms is fairly easy to do considering this is a voice assistant. All the has to do is pose a question related to coronavirus and symptoms at Alexa and the voice interface will take over. For example, you could ask Alexa “what do I do if I think I have COVID-19?” or “what do I do if I think I have coronavirus?” and the interface will interpret these commands and respond by asking a number of questions. These will include questions on how the is feeling, what symptoms they might be experiencing, and places they might have traveled to recently that could put them at a higher risk of infection. Once done, Alexa will look to provide the with some additional information, resources, and guidance on what to do next.

As there are multiple tools now available to help check coronavirus symptoms, which one you should use doesn't matter too much. This is especially considering all of the major ones are drawing on the same information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Therefore, the questions asked and the guidance given should not be any different from one tool to the next. The increased number of ways just make it easier for more people to have access to useful coronavirus information and tools, on their platform of their choosing.

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Source: Amazon