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tl; drag
- Many users are not able to control the groups of lights or lights with the ‘OK Google’ command.
- I saw this problem on my speakers yesterday, but thought it was a random bug.
- It seems that it is wide, and the Google Nest account has acknowledged the issue.
Yesterday evening, when I went to bed, I told my Google nest audio, “Hey Google, turn off all the lights.” In general, this is the easiest order, and with it my success rate is better than many other orders that constantly fail and disturb me. But this time, I just went silent. So I said, thinking that this was an error, reached the Hua button on my bed table, and put a long pressure to close all my lights.
Today, though, my Android Authority Fellow Luka pointed to dozens of Reddate threads of users who are also having trouble controlling their lights. It turns out that this was not a simple error but a widespread problem that affects many Google Home and Assistant/Gemini users.
Can you control all your lights and group lights with the ‘OK Google’ command?
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Yes, doing fine here. Did not see the problem.
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It was a glow for a while, but now it is working.
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No, it’s still small for me.
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Google has already acknowledged the issue and has responded to all these threads:
Hey all,
We are aware of the use of voice commands to overcome some lights. Thank you for your patience, we will share a refreshment as soon as possible.
Although this time may not be worse, many frustrating users’ entire Google Home and Assistant Platform are under fire due to continuous defects. The Chief Product Officer of Google Home and Nests, Anish Katukarin, acknowledged the worst experience and promised that “a long -term solution that provides better reliability and ability.” Anish also said that Google “is actively working on great improvements for the SIC (SIC) and will have more to share more in its fall.”
If you can’t wait until the fall to turn off your lights, understanding, Reddit has a list of tips that include telling your speaker, “Hey Google, compatible all devices,” which forces Google to re -check all the services that you have, such as Luxe, Lucknow, Lucknow, Lucknow, Lucknow). If it doesn’t work, you want to go a little more atomic and completely disconnect your lights service, re -connect it, and add all the lights to your own rooms. It seems that it does for most people affected by the bug.
Otherwise, you can just wait. The Big has solved for me without any plans, and I am able to control my lights with my voice.
