From here you can customise your daily briefing.
Open the Google Assistant settings > Tap on Routines > Tap on Good Morning. Tapping on the 'x' next to a news source will remove it from your list of News Sources. You can also change the order by tapping the 'Change Order' tab on the right at the top of your news list. Open the Google Assistant settings > Scroll down to News and tap it to customise your news list.įrom here, you will be able to add news sources if you scroll to the bottom. Scroll down and you'll find various Google Assistant settings. In older versions of software, the method is different: Open the Google Assistant app by saying 'Ok Google', tap on the Snapshot icon in the bottom left and then tap on the circular profile icon in the top right corner.
Tap on that and it'll take you to your Google Assistant main settings menu. Open your Settings app and search for 'Assistant', and you should see an option that says 'Assistant Settings' in the list. Under this menu, you can do everything from adjust your "OK Google" voice model to viewing a summary of your activity generated by Assistant. If you use one account for Assistant and a different account for your Google Photos, then it won't have access. It's important to make sure that you setup Assistant with the same account that you're going to be asking it to find information from, especially when it comes to photos. Google Assistant feeds off your Google account. Pick the right Google account for Assistant
You'll have to set up an "OK Google" voice model so that the phone can recognise your voice at any time and activate Google Assistant to serve your needs (whether that be to play music, fetch the weather forecast, or whatever). When you first get your Assistant on your smartphone you'll be asked to use Google Assistant and "OK Google" always-on voice detection. You might find the settings menus are in different places, however. Many of the tips below were written with a Pixel 6 phone running Android 12, though they will work on other Google-Assistant compatible phones too pretty much all Android phones, as well as iOS devices with the Google Assistant app. If you have a Nest or Google Home device, we have a separate tips and tricks feature you can read to get the most out of those devices. To help you figure out everything Assistant does on the phone, we've rounded up some expert tips and tricks.
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