As you know, smart speakers and assistant supported devices can help you make various calls, play music or answer a question. 24 hours he’s listening. In this sense, it can happen that devices come into play and respond by mistake even when you don’t actually say anything to them or ask them. At such moments, Google Google Assistant announced that it has activated a new feature so that you can instantly mute your supported device.
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Google Assistant can be silenced with a single word
As you know, there are various keywords to activate almost all voice assistants produced. On the Apple front, this is ‘Hey, Siri!’ while on the Google side, click ‘ to wake up the assistant.Hey, Google!’ you have to say. However, almost all voice assistants can come into action at least once a day by mistaking a phonetically similar word or phrase.
Although most of the time, voice assistants turn off with a warning sound after waking up, but this is not always the case. Google Assistant users, from time to time they have to listen to the assistant for about a minute, as if they had asked a question that needed a long answer. This can be annoying, as well as causing the devices to run out of charge early.
Working on this problem for a while, Google finally came up with a practical solution. To stop Google Assistant, which has been accidentally activated in the past, first of all, ‘Hey Google’ to say and then stop the assistant. Stop! (Stop) you should have said. With the new update brought by Google, it will be enough to just say Stop to stop the assistant that starts talking all of a sudden. In this way, you will be able to silence the assistant that is working out of nowhere, without giving two separate commands.
Google announced that this feature is available to beta users for now and will be integrated into all Google Assistant devices in the very near future. So what do you think about this feature? You can share your views in the comments section.