How To Enable Google Assistant Ambient Mode
Google has tried its hand at
everything. It basically runs on every smartphone because there is at least one
essential service from Google without which your life is almost meaningless. I
mean, when was the last time you saw YouTube - five minutes ago?
A few weeks ago Google added
some new entries to its series digital wellbeing experimental applications.
Previously, it had the incognito mode of Google Maps and the automatic deletion
of YouTube.
And then came the Google
Assistant's ambient mode. The ambient mode was first rolled out in June 2019 on
Pixel devices and other selected phones. Later it was gradually incorporated
into other Android phones. Ambient mode is a Google Assistant feature that is
enabled when charging a phone. Labeled as an "interactive" experience,
Ambient Mode in Google Assistant helps users get notifications, weather
information, reminders and more through their lock screens while charging
phones. This lock screen is intended to display significant information when
users are separated to charge the phone.
Let's learn a bit more the ambient mode in Google Assistant and learn how to enable it on Android devices:
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| How To Enable Google Assistant Ambient Mode |
What is Google Assistant Ambient Mode?
To get you started, you can
say that Google Assistant's ambient mode is an embedded feature on Android
phones that take your lock screens while charging your phone. The idea is for
users to see if they have a notification without too much hassle when the phone
is not charging.
You usually keep your phone
separate when the battery is depleted. Now, you don't want to use it, but you
don't want any notifications as well. In ambient mode, you'll get notifications
from all those apps without having to open your lock screen or flash your
screen saver. The ambient mode screen will remain quiet and display an icon for
applications whose notification is on your phone. You can check if there is
anything important. All you have to do is unlock your phone. Another feature
offers users to manage Google Home devices directly from your Ambient Mode
lock-screen, which gives you an easy way to control your home appliances.
This way, you can allow your
phone to charge continuously without using it, and you won't miss any relevant
text or task notifications on your phone. Also because it is powered by Google
Assistant, you can use Voice Assistant to access mail, contacts, calls, etc.
directly from Ambient Mode lock-screen.
Learn how the entire deal
with Ambient Mode works, and how you can make the best of it:
How to enable Google Assistant Ambient Mode?
Step 1: Open Google
Search app. It comes pre-installed on most Android phones. If it doesn't, you
can download it from the Play Store.
Step 2: Tap More and then go
to Settings [More >> Settings].
Step 3: Go to Google
Assistant, which will take you to the home page of your Google Account.
Step 4: Tap on Assist. Scroll
down to find Phone - Options under the Assistant Devices section.
Step 5: Scroll to the next
page and look for Ambient Mode. Turn on the switch to enable Google Assistant
Ambient Mode
How to set up Google Assistant Ambient Mode?
Once you've enabled Ambient The mode in Google Assistant, it will accept your lock screen while charging your
phone. After taking your lock screen, your primary ambient mode will look like.
To make the best of it, set
up Google Assistant Ambient Mode on your phone:
Step 1: Click the option -
Get personal results on your lock screen.
Step 2: Click on Permissions.
This will allow Google Assistant to show you Google reminders and upcoming
events on your lock screen show Google Assistant allows you to send messages
and access emails and contacts on the ambient screen.
Allow personal results
Step 3: Your Ambient Mode
screen will look like this when there is anything going on in the background
while charging the phone. In my case, I'm listening to the song on my Amazon
Prime Music account.
Google Assistant Charging Show
Step 4: Do not touch the
screen for a few settings and you will see ambient mode lock screen with an
option - see your notification in ambient mode.
Notification in serving mode
Step 5: Click on ON in
Settings.
Turn on notifications
Step : Allow Google to access
notifications. You can turn it on directly in your phone settings. The way to
go in the notification settings can vary from phone to phone.
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