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> our Google Home has only 'misfired' once ... when someone on TV said 'Hey Google' Is that a misfire? It reacted to the trigger phrase. Have you trained it to
by Spare_account 8y ago
> our Google Home has only 'misfired' once ... when someone on TV said 'Hey Google'
Is that a misfire? It reacted to the trigger phrase. Have you trained it to only react to your voice (I know that's an option for Google assistant, but I didn't do it for mine).
- sp332 8y agoAmazon added a real-time sanity check, so if too many Echo devices are triggered with similar sounds within a few hundred milliseconds, it will ignore them. This was after some TV ads or shows had intentionally abused it.
- justusthane 8y agoWow! That feels kind of insane, but makes so much sense.
- eecks 8y agoIs this true? Triggering is done locally in the device.
- detaro 8y agoBut they can ignore/cancel the request server-side, so technically the detection triggers, but no command does.