Google Assistant | Quick phrases on Nest Hub Max

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SPEAKER 1: Until now, you've had to say

"hey, Google" every time you wanted a little help

from Google Assistant.

SPEAKER 2: Hey, Google, set a timer for 15 minutes.

SPEAKER 1: Introducing Quick Phrases,

a new feature that lets you skip saying "hey, Google" when

getting help with some everyday tasks like setting an alarm

or turning off the lights.

Setting it up is easy.

Just go to Quick Phrases in your phone's Assistant settings

and select the commands you'd like to add.

Now, instead of needing to say "hey,

Google" for those requests, you can just

say what you need to say.

SPEAKER 2: Cancel the timer.

SPEAKER 1: Designed with your privacy in mind,

Google Assistant will wait in standby mode

until it detects an activation, which now includes any Quick

Phrases you choose to turn on.

SPEAKER 2: Set an alarm for 7:00 AM.

SPEAKER 1: When in standby mode, Assistant

won't send what you were saying to Google or anyone else.

Plus, Quick Phrases requires Voice Match--

SPEAKER 3: Turn off the lights.

SPEAKER 1: --which lets users personalize their Assistant

experience by selecting the Quick Phrases

that they'll find most useful.

SPEAKER 4: Boo.

SPEAKER 2: [LAUGHS] Turn on the lights.

SPEAKER 1: With Quick Phrases, asking Google for help

just got easier than ever while staying as secure as ever.

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