In 2011 you could basically mumble and tap faster than ever into a reactive knowledgebase of everything. Now you're lucky if Google Maps doesn't have it's own

In 2011 you could basically mumble and tap faster than ever into a reactive knowledgebase of everything. Now you're lucky if Google Maps doesn't have it's own unique separate context that is annoying and never works, or some contractors at Amazon aren't giggling at you. My favorite case on Maps context, is that the assistant (over the past 3 years!) is unable to tell you what your destination is. I've stumbled across that a few times upon upgrading my phone and thinking the assistant might be worth using, but it's just clunky, and I'd rather just organize things so that I can operate my phone without looking at it. I don't think I'm becoming a technophobe, I'm still open to the idea of voice assistant, it just seems to be permanently crap / vaporware.