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I was given a google home device for free and actually, I doubt that there are "false accepts". I mean with alexa you can just say "alexa, do ..." with google h

by merb 7y ago

I was given a google home device for free and actually, I doubt that there are "false accepts". I mean with alexa you can just say "alexa, do ..." with google home you basically need to scream and speak correctly that it turns it lights on.

ShamelessC 7y ago
> I was given a google home device for free and actually, I doubt that there are "false accepts". I mean with alexa you can just say "alexa, do ..." with google home you basically need to scream and speak correctly that it turns it lights on. I've seen it happen a few times with the TV on or multiple people talking in the room. It's rare, but it does happen. It's still far more innocent than the article suggests. There is usually a very clear indicator (lighting up on the top) of when it hears the trigger phrase. That paired with the low frequency of false accepts makes it a non issue.