Whakatikahia te Kaiawhina a Google ka puta ohorere

Google Assistant is an extremely smart and useful app that makes lives easier for Android users. It is your personal assistant that uses Artificial Intelligence to optimize your user experience. It can do a lot of cool things like managing your schedule, setting reminders, making phone calls, sending texts, searching the web, cracking jokes, singing songs, etc. You can even have simple and yet witty conversations with it. It learns about your preferences and choices and improves itself gradually. Since it is an A.I. (Intelligence Artificial), it constantly getting better with time and is becoming capable of doing more and more. In other words, it keeps adding to its list of features continuously and this makes it such an interesting part of Android smartphones.

However, it comes with its own share of bugs and glitches. Kaiwhina Google isn’t perfect and sometimes does not behave properly. One of the most common problems with Google Assistant is that it pops up on the screen automatically and disrupt whatever you were doing on the phone. This random popping up is quite inconvenient for the users. If you are experiencing this problem quite often, then its time for you to try some of the directions given below.

Whakatikahia te Kaiawhina a Google ka puta ohorere

Method 1: Disable Google Assistant from accessing the Headphone

Most of the times this problem occurs while using headphones/earphones with a microphone. You might be watching a movie or listening to songs when suddenly Google Assistant pops up with its distinct sound. It interrupts your streaming and ruins your experience. Usually, Google Assistant is designed to pop-up only when you long-press the Play/Pause button on the headphones. However, due to some glitch or bug, it might pop-up even without pressing the button. It is also possible that the device recognizes anything that you say as “Ok google"Ranei"Hei Google” which triggers the Google Assistant. In order to prevent this from happening, you need to disable the permission to access the headphone.

1. Haere ki tautuhinga o to waea.

2. Na patohia te Google tab.

3. Takahia te Account Services option.

4. Na, tohua te “Search, Assistant & Voice” option.

5. I muri i tera paopao i te Ripa reo.

6. Here toggle off the settings for “Allow Bluetooth requests with device locked” and “Allow wired headset requests with device locked.”

7. Now you need to restart the phone and see if the problem still persists.

Method 2: Disallow the Microphone Permission for Google App

Another way to prevent Google Assistant from popping up randomly is by revoking the microphone permission for Google app. Now Google Assistant is a part of the Google app and revoking its permission will prevent Google Assistant from getting triggered by sounds picked up by the microphone. As explained above, sometimes Google Assistant recognizes things that you can randomly or any other stray noise as “Ok Google” or “Hey Google” which triggers it. To prevent it from happening you can disable the microphone permission ma te whai i enei mahi ngawari.

1. Haere ki tautuhinga.

2. Na kati Apps.

3. Inaianei rapua Google in the list of app and then tap on it.

4. Takahia te Ripa Whakaaetanga.

5. Now toggle off the switch for Microphone.

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Method 3: Clear Cache for Google App

If the source of the problem is some kind of bug, then clearing the cache for the Google app often solves the problem. Clearing the cache files won’t cause any complications. The app would automatically create a fresh set of cache files that it needs while functioning. It is a simple process that would need you to:

1. Haere ki tautuhinga.

2. Na kati Apps.

3. Inaianei rapua Google in the list of app and then tap on it.

4. Na patohia te Ripa rokiroki.

5. Takahia te Mukua te huna pātene.

6. You can restart your phone after this for improved results.

Method 4: Switch Off Voice Access for Google Assistant

In order to prevent Google Assistant from randomly popping up after being triggered by some sound input, you can turn off the voice access for Google Assistant. Even if you disable Google Assistant, the voice-activated feature does not get disabled. It would simply ask you to re-enable Google Assistant every time it gets triggered. In order to prevent that from happening, simply follow the steps given below:

1. Haere ki te tautuhinga o to waea.

2. Takahia te Apps kōwhiringa.

3. Na patohia te Default Apps tab.

4. I muri i tera, tohua te “Assistance and voice input” kōwhiringa.

5. Na patohia te Assist app option.

6. Here, tap on the Voice Match option.

7. Now simply toggle off the Hey Google setting.

8. Restart the phone after this to ensure that the changes are successfully applied.

Method 5: Disable Google Assistant Completely

If you are done dealing with the frustrating intrusions of the app and feel that it does more harm than good, then you always have the option of disabling the app completely. You can turn it back on whenever you want so it wouldn’t harm if you wanted to experience how different life would be without Google Assistant. Follow these simple steps to bid goodbye to Google Assistant.

1. Haere ki te tautuhinga o to waea.

2. Na kati Google.

3. From here go to Account services.

4. Na tohua “Search, Assistant &Voice”.

5. Na kati Kaiwhina Google.

6. Haere ki te kaiāwhina ripa.

7. Now scroll down and tap on the phone option.

8. Inaianei noa toggle off the Google Assistant setting.

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You can use any of the methods described above and follow the step-wise instruction to fix the problem of Google Assistant keep popping up randomly.