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In this paper, we analyzed the perceived accuracy of COVID-19 vaccineinformation spoken back by Amazon Alexa. Unlike social media, Amazon Alexadoesn't apply soft moderation to unverified content, allowing for use ofthird-party malicious skills to arbitrarily phrase COVID-19 vaccineinformation. The results from a 210-participant study suggest that athird-party malicious skill could successful reduce the perceived accuracyamong the users of information as to who gets the vaccine first, vaccinetesting, and the side effects of the vaccine. We also found that thevaccine-hesitant participants are drawn to pessimistically rephrased Alexaresponses focused on the downsides of the mass immunization. We discusssolutions for soft moderation against misperception-inducing or altogetherCOVID-19 misinformation malicious third-party skills.

"Hey Alexa, What do You Know About the COVID-19 Vaccine?" -- (Mis)perceptions of Mass Immunization Among Voice Assistant Users