Android users can no longer use “OK Google” voice commands to fully unlock their handset. As it did for the Pixel 3 smartphones, Google has disabled the element of the Voice Match.
The process called Voice Match will now be deactivated in all Android run devices and till a better method is found and updated, users will have to use the other methods for unlocking of the.
Google’s Voice Unlock has been a feature for quite some time, and of the various ways to unlock an Android device, it’s definitely one of the least secure. .
It appears that “Unlock with .
You don’t have any say in the matter if you want to retain Unlock with Voice Match — its removal is part of a server-side update, not as an update to the Google app. Once you get the.
Users are now forced to enable ‘Hey Google’ manually as it keeps turning off constantly. This renders their hands free Google Assistant useless. Potential workaround A user suggests asking Google Assistant multiple questions (15-20) in a row to fix the issue with ‘Hey Google’ or ‘Voice Match’ not working.First, go to voice.google.com on your computer, then click on the 'Settings' gear icon in the top-right corner. Tap on 'New linked number' under 'Linked numbers', then enter your phone number .
Android users can no longer unlock phones with ‘Ok Google’ Google has decided to limit the “Voice Match” unlock feature to only launch the Assistant interface on the lock screen instead.
Open up the Google App on your phone, then click on the 3 dots, menu button, then click on Settings, then Voice, then Voice Match, make sure first that Say "OK Google" anytime is on, as.
To enable the Voice Unlock feature, go to Settings > Google > Search, Assistant & Voice > Settings, then select the Assistant tab and scroll down until you find a section marked Assistant devices. In here you should see a listing for Phone, tap this. Now you’ll be taken to a page where you can set up the voice control feature.