A few months ago Google Assistant rediscovered a search & # 39; What's on my screen? & # 39; after disappearing in wonder about a year ago. It is an action that warrants a search engine show details related to appearing on the screen from our device at our request Assistant and then click that option.
The screen search is activated on or off Google Assistant, so if the action is invisible to you & # 39; What's on my screen? & # 39; or if you want to remove it, we explain what to do.
Use screen content
To enable or disable the action & # 39; What's on my screen? & # 39; we will have to go to Google Assistant settings, for example from use of Google and access to the tab More> Settings> Google Assistant. Once we're in the Google Assistant settings we should go to the tab Assistant and down, inside Devices and Assistant select the device we want to configure.
Optional Use screen content It enables or disables the action & # 39; What's on my screen? & # 39 ;. When you open it, Assistant will be able to do a content search to show you cards with information related to what you saw on the screen. If you uninstall it and you will no longer see the suggestion for & # 39; What's on my screen? & # 39 ;.
If you activate the option to use the screen context, you can enable the option & # 39; Screen Offer & # 39; to help Google improve search by being able to update on-screen thumbnails and related information found.
