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this is not a pixel problem, this is an operator problem. If you change your alarm tone to "ok google call 911" its your fault too.
by LegitShady 3y ago
this is not a pixel problem, this is an operator problem. If you change your alarm tone to "ok google call 911" its your fault too.
- wcoenen 3y agoTheir alarm was playing a random song from a playlist. One of those songs happened to have the utterance "stop" near the beginning of the song. Seems a bit much to expect users to review their entire playlist for anything that could potentially be misinterpreted as a voice command.
- croisillon 3y ago"ok google call 911" is a slightly better song than "Robert'); DROP TABLE Students;--" imho
- PurpleRamen 3y agoThere is no "ok google" in the song. How can this reaction be the operator's fault?
- lloeki 3y agoI was wondering if the high pitched "ooooh" before the STOP would pass as "ok google" to the machine, but TFA reports that in the case of alarms it just listens to "stop"? (still, not an operator error in my book)
- nottorp 3y agoGoogle in its infinite wisdom scrapped the need to say "Hey Google!" before stopping or snoozing an Assistant alarm with the Pixel 6 From TFA
- happytoexplain 3y agoFrankly, this has got to be one of the most unreasonable claims of "it's the user's fault" I have ever seen.
- teeray 3y agoI feel like Lil Jon would be perfect for the song “ok google call 911”