In addition to asking any questions or asking you to tell jokes, Google Assistant provides a wealth of information on your own. Of course, so far we haven't been able to control all the alerts, but Google has corrected it: in the wizard settings we may decide what notifications we will receive. And it's easier to manage them, when we have personal desires, when it bothers us with unused notifications.
With such a large number of Google-enabled actions, it's hard to track everything you can do. And it not only responds to what we ask for, it also works diligently. For example, it may remind us that an important journey is coming; or that we have a pending subscription
Choose which notifications Google Assistant can send
A change to the settings began to be visible to fewer users in February, as reported by 9to5Google. Now, as always on Google, the company has begun to expand the work to reach all users
How to customize what notifications you will get from Google Assistant? You should proceed as follows:
- Turn on Google Assistant to & # 39; OK, Google & # 39 ;, hold the Home button or use the app.
- Tap the compass icon, to the right of the bottom half of the screen.
- Go to your avatar icon (top right) and select & # 39; Settings & # 39;
- Access the & # 39; Assistant & # 39; and enter the & # 39; Notifications & # 39;
- You will see that email configuration and phone notifications only. Click on the & # 39;Look at all types of phone notifications & # 39 ;.
- Once the options are displayed, you will be notified that Google Assistant has a number of notification categories: enter those you want to configure as they are useful to you. For example, you may not be interested in doing a Google search: enter the & # 39; comment & # 39; option and work & # 39; request for comment & # 39 ;.
Although an assistant can send you active alerts on a number of topics, this does not mean that it works: It will depend on your Google activity and how you set up ads. Therefore, our recommendation is to customize them to be 100% adaptable to your preferences: this way, the assistant will resent you when appropriate.
