How do I set up Alexa on my EE phone?

When you first set up Alexa, you’ll be asked to synchronise your contacts to the device so you can make and receive calls by giving a command.

To make, answer and end calls just ask Alexa, for example:

Yes, you can once you’ve linked your phone to Alexa, but it's best to use other services such as a fixed line because emergency services won’t be able to identify your location. If you have to use Alexa, you should give your location to the operator.

Please note: Alexa devices need a working WiFi connection to operate – you won’t be able to make any calls - including emergency calls if there’s a power cut or if the device isn’t connected to the internet.

If someone calls you while you’re already on an Alexa call, your phone will still ring, but Alexa won't notify you that another call is coming in. If you’ve missed a call, this will only show on your mobile phone.

Unfortunately, you won’t be able to access Voicemail from your Alexa device.

No, you won’t see calls you have made but you’ll see calls received or missed on your phone in your phone call history section.

Yes, in the Communicate section in your Amazon Alexa App, you can choose which devices you want to ring when your phone rings

Yes, you can do this within the Communicate section in your Amazon Alexa App. Unfortunately, it won’t copy over any of the settings you've already set up on your phone to withhold your number and block numbers.

You can unlink your EE account from the Communicate section of the Amazon Alexa App.