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Oof didn't even notice the latter part. Also when saying "change" it shows you every alarm you have (even if they're disabled, I have like 10) and forces you to
by npunt 2y ago
Oof didn't even notice the latter part. Also when saying "change" it shows you every alarm you have (even if they're disabled, I have like 10) and forces you to interact with it on screen. There's no voice-only interaction that lets a user update tomorrow's wake-up alarm. It's so weird, it's like they don't use their own product.
- veidr 2y agoYou are right; they really, obviously, do not actually use their own product... (T_T)
- layer8 2y ago“Change” works with the HomePod, that’s what I mainly use for setting alarms. You are perfectly right that they don’t seem to use their own products, or those employees that do have no path to enact change. They also don’t seem to do much user testing.