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Amazon removed voice control for the 3.5 mm auxiliary input on Echo devices in the latest software update. While the physical jack remains functional, users must now use the Alexa smartphone app to mute external audio sources. An Amazon representative confirmed the change to Ars Technica, citing low usage analytics as the reason for disabling the feature.
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