How to Use Google Assistant Without Saying 'OK Google'?

Learn how to enable Google Assistant's Continued Conversation feature for smoother interaction without saying 'OK Google' repeatedly.

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No, you don't have to always say 'OK Google'. Google's Assistant settings allow you to activate 'Continued Conversation', which lets you make follow-up requests without repeatedly using the wake word. Enable this feature in the Assistant settings to make interactions smoother.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How do I enable Continued Conversation on Google Assistant? To enable Continued Conversation, open the Google Assistant app, go to Settings, tap on 'Voice Match', and then toggle the 'Continued Conversation' option to on.
  2. Can I disable the wake word for Google Assistant? You cannot completely disable the wake word, but enabling Continued Conversation allows you to make multiple requests without needing to say 'OK Google' each time.
  3. What devices support Continued Conversation with Google Assistant? Continued Conversation is supported on most devices that have Google Assistant, including smartphones, smart speakers, and smart displays.
  4. What are the benefits of using Continued Conversation with Google Assistant? The benefits include a more natural interaction with the assistant, allowing for follow-up questions and commands without having to repeat the wake word, which streamlines the user experience.

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