Sending hands-free messages is a useful feature of Google Assistant, but it's not just limited to text messages. If you want, you can also send audio messages to your contacts. Here's how to do it.
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The ability to send audio messages is only available on Android phones and tablets, but messages can be sent to any contact, regardless of the type of device the recipient has.
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To get started:
- Open Google Assistant by saying “OK, Google”.
- Next, you must give the command: “Send Audio Message to [Nameof Contact]”.
- Google Assistant can now ask you to clarify which contact you mean (if there are several contacts with the same name) or to select a phone number (if that contact has multiple numbers).
- You can say your message immediately after the recipient's name or wait a moment. In the second case, after you are asked to specify the recipient, you will be given the option to speak the message by pressing the microphone.
- You will then have the opportunity to listen to the message or delete it before sending it to the recipient.
- If you give a command, the message will be sent and the recipient will receive the audio message in the selected SMS application.
- The recipient will receive your audio message in the SMS app of their choice.
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That's it! The process of sending messages with Google Assistant is very easy. Many people choose audio messages to communicate with their friends, as they are not as impersonal as simple text messages.
Source: How-To Geek
