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So would the Google Assistant feature (and similar tools) that calls places to make reservations be illegal? Seems like a lousy (lazy) solution to the problem

• JohnFen 3y ago
  The existence of the robocall plague already limits innovative applications of this tech. But I think it wouldn't be hard to allow room for a service like you describe. You aren't likely to be making hundreds or thousands of such calls a day, after all.
• MBCook 3y ago
  Does that feature actually/still exist? I remember it being discussed when it was announced but I haven’t heard about it since.
  • Atotalnoob 3y ago
    I used it once, it called the restaurant and it didn’t work
• supertrope 3y ago
  If too many people hammer away at live support channels with automated tools, hold times will become very long and businesses will add captchas. Using automation on a synchronous communication channel implies that you think the recipient’s time is less valuable than your own.