DTD1630: A-lady, what do your colours mean?

<p>You can now get your Echo to explain all of her various colour notifications. Here’s what they mean:<br> Yellow - This means that she has a new notification, or a reminder you haven’t responded to. Say, "What are my notifications?" or "What are my messages?"<br> Blue - A circling blue light means she’s listening. If you’re speaking and you don’t see the light, speak louder or check your power source. <br> Red - Solid red means the mic is muted and she cannot hear you. To turn the microphone back on, press the on/off mic button on your Echo.<br> Green - This colour shows when you’re receiving a call, or a Drop In on Echo Show.<br> Purple - This means the device is on the Do Not Disturb setting. You’ll also see a crescent moon in the upper left corner of an Echo Show. You can enable or disabled this by voice or set up a schedule via the app. Note that, if enabled by voice and not turned off again, it is automatically disabled at midnight.<br> ----<br> Feedback, comments, demos pleas to ✉️ <a href="mailto:thedottodotpodcast@gmail.com">thedottodotpodcast@gmail.com</a> 👍<br> Do tell your friends, leave us a review on iTunes (ok, 🍏 Podcasts) or follow us on Twitter with #DTDPod<br> You can also support the show with a tap at <a href="https://glow.fm/dottodot" rel="nofollow">https://glow.fm/dottodot</a> - please consider doing so and become an official Dot to Dot 🌟<br> ----<br> Why not check out our sister show where @TheBlurredNerd and I (@USA2DAY) talk about all things Echo each week? 🤷 That's The Echo Show at <a href="https://theechoshow.pinecast.co" rel="nofollow">https://theechoshow.pinecast.co</a> 👍</p>