How to turn off the Hey Google command on Google Assistant
To call the Google Assistant, we can do the Hey Google or OK Google command. On some smartphones, Google adds a Quick Phrases section so that users can give faster commands for the task they are doing on the phone, instead of having to say Hey Google and then the command to execute. You can say the quick stop command, silence to turn off the alarm, for example,. The following article will guide you to turn off the Hey Google command on Google Assistant.
Instructions to turn off the Hey Google command on Google Assistant
Step 1:
At the interface on the Google application, click on the account avatar and then click Settings . Switching to the new interface, we click on the Google Assistant item to adjust.
Step 2:
In the custom interface for Google Assistant, we scroll down and click on Quick Phrases to adjust the commands when using Google Assistant.
Step 3:
You will then see customizations for quick notification commands as shown below.
Commands will be divided by alarms and incoming calls with quick execution, ignoring Hey Google as before. If you want to use any command, activate that command to use it. And we just need to execute that quick command to issue commands with Google Assistant.
Currently, this feature only applies to Google Pixel devices, smart speakers that support Google Assistant.
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