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Google Gives And Takes Away As The Tech Giant Rolls Back of google assistant Note and list integration for third-party apps June 20.
This means that in the future it will no longer be possible to create or edit notes or lists via first-party software such as Assistant Voice Commands Google keep, People first learned about this update from affected third parties such as AnyList that sent notices to its users Inform them of the changes. The developers understand “the loss (of this feature) is frustrating” for many people and they are currently in communication with Google to fix everything. He hopes that one day his app will regain Google Assistant support. However, at the time of this writing, AnyList had nothing more to share.
Amazon Alexa and Siri will still support third-party integration, so you have a few options available (be sure to check out our smart speaker guide if you’re planning on jumping).
As you can probably easily imagine, people are not happy. a thread on google home subredditFor example, it’s full of people frustrated by the sudden shutdown. online report It is still possible to export old notes from third party apps via google takeout, We highly recommend that you export your files now, before it’s too late.
Analysis: The Dwindling Google Assistant?
The news may be shocking, but it didn’t seem to come from nowhere as the company is rolling out a lot of disruptive changes to the Google Assistant. Back in June 2022, the company announced that it would end interactive actions of the assistant For third party developers on June 13, 2023. And more recently, Google “ended software support for third-party smart displays from Lenovo, JBL, (as well as) LG”, effectively ending that part of its business. But the question is why?
This could be because Google is shifting its focus away from Assistant to Generative AI. The company recently opened its doors Find generative experiences for testers, But it’s hard to say with absolute certainty. 2023 has certainly been a strange year for the assistant. AI to get some major updates in 2022 like quick phrasesBut this year, Google saw fit to discontinue critical support in key regions.
We’ve reached out to Google to see if it would like to make a statement regarding the sudden discontinuation of Notes & List support. Hopefully the company can shed some light on the matter. This story will be updated later. If the current course continues, we may see a new subsidiary headstone in google graveyard already.
