Google has clarified an email it set to users about an upcoming change to how Gemini works on Android phones. Turns out, there’s nothing to worry about.
In a statement to Android Authority, Google explained what its email about upcoming Gemini changes on Android devices really meant.
It turns out that it’s a positive change for users, despite initial confusion due to the wording in the email.
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Google has clarified what Gemini’s upcoming July 7 update for Android devices really means and how it’ll affect Android users. The company responded to an email query from Android Authority, confirming that Gemini will soon be able to help with everyday tasks like sending messages, making phone calls, and setting timers, even if Gemini Apps Activity is turned off.
This initially sparked confusion after Google sent out a vague email to users, stating that Gemini would soon be able to “help you use Phone, Messages, WhatsApp, and Utilities on your phone, whether your Gemini Apps Activity is on or off.
