Google is now preparing to redesign the Google Assistant‘s settings to organize the controls and make them easier to use as well as manage. Google Assistant’s control list is ever growing therefore it requires some kind of improvements and optimizations to look organized.
According to the latest information, after two years of Google Assistant settings being redesigned, Google is again working to bring some improved organizations into the mix. Recently, the source has decompiled the latest application APK code and found that Google is likely to add three categories to the Assistant’s menu.
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So, what are these three options? Well, you can check them below:
- Customize your Assistant
- Get things done
- Manage apps and services
To be mentioned, Google Assistant’s settings design initially has four tabs in the menu. Further in 2020, the company introduced a highlighted “popular settings” that contains all the user control options arranged in alphabetic orders.
Moving with time, the list becomes too large and still keeps on growing. That’s why Google is redesigning the Assistant settings menu and will add the above-mentioned three options. These options will make the menu shorter than before and group menu’s under three sub-categories.
Customize your Assistant:
- General, Access your Assistant, Accessibility, Assistant devices, Languages, Assistant voice & sounds, Your information, At a Glance
Get things done:
- Continued Conversation, Home & Family, Notes & Lists, Reminders, Routines, Shortcuts
Manage apps & services:
- Preferred apps & services and Your apps
Google Assistant settings redesign (Upcoming):
(Source: 9to5Google)
