Do you want to change the way Google Assistant works on your Android device? Whether you’re looking to fine-tune how it responds to you, adjust language settings, or personalize voice match, you must first know how to access Google Assistant’s settings. That’s what this tutorial is all about. Read on, and you’ll learn not one but three different methods to get to Google Assistant’s settings:
NOTE: The steps to access the settings of Google Assistant are the same on all Android devices, regardless of whether they’re made by Google, Samsung, Motorola, OPPO, Xiaomi, or another manufacturer. Still, because most of our readers use Samsung phones, in this tutorial, I’ve decided to include screenshots taken both on stock Android (Google Pixel, on the left) and OneUI 6.1 (Samsung Galaxy, on the right).
1. How to open Google Assistant’s settings using voice control
The easiest way to access the settings of Google Assistant on any Android smartphone is to use Google Assistant itself. All you have to do is ask. Like this:
In an instant, your Android smartphone will display the settings available for Google Assistant.
You can then explore the settings and change how Google Assistant works on your device.
2. How to access Google Assistant’s settings using the Google app
Another easy way to access the settings of Google Assistant is through the Google app. To begin, launch the Google app on your Android smartphone.
In the Google app, tap your profile picture or initial in the top right corner.
In the menu displayed, tap Settings.
TIP: If you find out that Google Assistant speaks in a strange tongue on your smartphone, here’s a step-by-step guide on how to change Google Assistant’s language.
Next, tap Google Assistant.
And voilà, Google Assistant’s settings:
You can now start adjusting how Google Assistant operates on your device.
3. How to open Google Assistant’s settings using your smartphone’s Settings
The third and longest route to Google Assistant’s settings is via Android’s Settings. Start by opening the Settings app on your smartphone.
In Settings, locate and tap the Google entry.
On the next screen, select All services at the top, then tap Settings for Google apps at the end of the list of options displayed.
Tap Search, Assistant & Voice on the Settings for Google apps screen.
Finally, tap the Google Assistant entry.
You are now looking at Google Assistant’s settings:
All that remains now is for you to tailor Google Assistant’s settings to your preferences.
TIP: Are you looking for Google Assistant’s settings because you want to get rid of it? Here’s how to disable Google Assistant on Android.
Are you using Google Assistant on your devices?
Now that you know how to access the settings for Google Assistant on your Android devices, you can begin customizing it to better suit your preferences. Adjust its responses, change the language, and tweak other features to make Google Assistant truly your own. Before you go, I’d love to hear about your experiences. Are you using Google Assistant on your Android phones? How do you like it? Share your thoughts and any tips you might have in the comments section below.