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Surely, of time, you might have used the AI voice assistant on your Google Android Smartphone. Some even have a habit of using it from time to time like for instance using it to check the weather, play latest music, know time or sports updates etcā¦.
But do you know that all your queries asked via āHey Googleā are recorded and stored on the Alphabet Incās servers for a specific period and then moved to archives for analytical purposes by the web search giant?
Yes, what you have read is absolutely right!
Google keeps a record of all the queries you ask through your AI voice assistant and all those files are stored against your account, respectively.
Now, to listen to the recordings by google through AI Voice Assistant, hereās what you can do.
Just log into your Google Account and go to the settings page and opt for the āManage your Google Account Tabā.
Just click on the āData & Personalisationā Tab that is available under the Google Account Page.
You can also access the same content through the āGoogle My Activityā app.
Scroll down to the required content and filter it by date.
Select the voice recordings and then apply
Thereafter, you can view your voice recordings and hear them
Note-Google Assistant is available on more than 1 billion device that are operating in more than 90 countries. It is being used by more than 50 million users on a monthly note and in over 30 languages.