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A working internet connection is essential for the proper functioning of a smart device like Amazon Alexa. And the beauty of it is that you don't require a super-fast connection to use it. But what if you don't have Wi-Fi at home? What if it is Wi-Fi connection is facing issues or is down for maintenance? In such situations, the Alexa doesn't become a showpiece. Alexa customer support 1-877-590-2114 What if you have an Alexa unit in your car and you need to use it? Well, you can certainly use it at any time. All you need to do is enable hotspot on your phone, and the Alexa should run as usual. Earlier, the functionality wasn’t available natively for one had to use two mobile devices to set up a mobile hotspot. But in 2016, Amazon baked in a built-in feature to connect Alexa with hotspots. Here we will show you how to connect the Alexa devices to your phone’s hotspot and also some solutions if you hit a snag. Let’s get started. Alexa Won’t Connect to Hotspot

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