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This kind of thing makes me distrust Google/@Android. Is it possible to completely disable Ok Google or will it always be listening?On twitter.com
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@Android Not happy to report that Pixel 2 re-enables this behavior and buries it under a different preference setting: Allow when screen is offPermalink On twitter.com
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@Android Why is this so difficult, @Android? I don’t want always-on passive listening. iOS makes disabling it easy, c’mon—figure it out.Permalink On twitter.com
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@Android unrelated, does anyone want to buy a google pixel I’ll include a tin foil casePermalink On twitter.com
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This shows an Android device—with Ok Google disabled—triggering when it hears “Ok Google.” If your notifications are open, the mic is hot.Permalink On twitter.com
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iOS gets this right, in my opinion. Easy to globally enable or disable passive listening without disabling Siri altogether.Permalink On twitter.com
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@MarkCorrado is going to get to the bottom of this at #IO17 😆 @MarkCorrado/865629406181548032Permalink On twitter.com