"To remove individual recordings, open the Amazon Alexa app on your mobile device. In the sidebar, select settings, and then history. This pulls up a list of all the requests you’ve ever made of Alexa. You can even select them to hear the actual recording, if you please. But say that you were embarrassed to have asked to hear Paul McCartney’s “Wonderful Christmastime.” Selecting that request will also pull up an option for deleting the recording. Tap or click on it, and it’s like it never happened.

To wipe Alexa’s entire catalog of your requests, visit the Amazon Connect and Devices website, a great resource for any of your Amazon associated gear, including Kindles. From there, select the “Your Devices” tab, then your Amazon Echo, then “manage voice recordings” and delete everything. And there you have it — a spotless Echo, full of nothing."

-http://time.com/4186673/amazon-echo-alexa-delete-recordings/

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