This then allows you to add various other devices to that particular home, or a new home, naming each Home you create to make them easier to differentiate between when adding to them. When you set up a new Google Home or Nest device, you'll need to create a "Home" to put it in. Open the Google Home app > Tap on the Home tab in the bottom left > Tap on the profile icon in the top right > Assistant Settings > Family Bell > Add a Bell > Enter the Bell announcement and time > Choose which days you want to repeat the bell > Choose which Google Home/Nest device to play the bell on > Create Bell. For example, you could create a bell to tell everyone in your household to complete their chores at 5PM.
You can schedule what Google calls Family Bells that are custom bells to announce upcoming activities to your family on your Google Home and Nest devices. You can also add a Home Member here too by tapping on the "+ Invite Person" under the list. You can see what devices the home member has access to here by tapping on Device Access. Tap on the person's name > Tap the bin in the top right corner > Tap Remove, if you want to revoke access. If you want to see who has access to your Google Home devices, click on the settings icon in the Home tab of the Google Home app and then tap on Household.Ī list of Home Members will appear here. Open the Google Home app > Click on the Home tab in the bottom left of the screen > Tap on the Add icon in the top left > Tap on Add person to home > Type the name or email address of the person you want to add > Confirm. Google Home supports up to six users, all of which will be able to control any devices linked to your Home, as well as teach Google to recognise their voice for a personalised experience when it comes to calendars and work commutes, for example. Open the Google Home app > Tap on the Home tab in the bottom left > Tap on the profile icon in the top right corner > Assistant Settings > "Hey Google" sensitivity. You can raise or lower Google Home and Nest devices sensitivity to make them more or less responsive to the "Hey Google" wake words.
Google Home devices do support Continued Conversation so you won't need to say the wake words for a follow up question but you'll need to turn Continued Conversation on.
You need to say one every single time you wish to engage with a Google Home device too (say the phrase, followed by a question or command). Unfortunately, you can't change it from these two phrases at the moment. Google Assistant responds to two 'wake words': "Ok Google" and "Hey Google". Pocket-lint Google Home/Nest general tips and tricks Remember to use a wake word
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