How to Enable Google Assistant on Lock Screen for Samsung Galaxy A36
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- 💡 To begin, open the Google application on your Samsung Galaxy A36.
- 🎯 Navigate to your avatar and select Settings.
- 🔑 Within settings, find and tap on Google Assistant, then choose Voice Match.
Activating 'Hey Google' and Voice Model
- ⚡ Enable the 'Hey Google' feature by following the on-screen prompts, which may involve agreeing to terms.
- 🧠 You will then be prompted to retrain the voice match model by repeating phrases like 'Hey Google, help me write a thank you note' and 'Hey Google, what's the weather tomorrow?'.
- ✅ After successfully retraining, proceed by clicking Next.
Configuring Lock Screen Access
- 📌 Return to the main settings and select Lock screen.
- ⚠️ Ensure the option to allow Google Assistant on the lock screen is enabled (confirm by clicking 'Yes, I'm in' if prompted).
Gemini Integration and Final Check
- 🚀 The video also briefly touches on enabling Gemini, following similar steps of navigating through settings and agreeing to terms.
- 💬 Finally, test the functionality by saying 'Okay Google' to confirm that Google Assistant works on the lock screen.
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