No. It is very poorly thought out First, it is fully recognizing my speech. It is then refusing to do the action because they decided that I need to unlock m

No. It is very poorly thought out First, it is fully recognizing my speech. It is then refusing to do the action because they decided that I need to unlock my phone, PRECISELY in the situation where I CANNOT use my hands to perform that action. Also, I last summer had an opportunity/need to use an obsolete DragonDictate from circa 2009. This old software was FAR better at recognition and well-thought-out command flow than any of Microsoft's or Googles current offerings. Yes. it is hard, but doing better than a decade behind is not hard. So, both your general premise and your specific characterization are wrong