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Google Assistant May Get Its “What’s On My Screen” Feature Back

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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Google Assistant may soon bring back its “What’s on my screen” feature, which was previously removed from the digital assistant app. This feature enables users to ask the Google Assistant to identify what is being displayed on their device screen and provide relevant information about it.

The “What’s on my screen” feature was first introduced in 2018 as part of the Google Assistant app. It allowed users to ask the assistant to give contextual information about what they were looking at on their device screen. For example, if a user was browsing a travel website, they could ask the assistant “What’s on my screen,” and it would provide useful information about the destination, such as weather, hotel bookings, and more.

However, this feature was later removed from the Google Assistant app, and users have been requesting its return ever since. The reason behind Google’s decision to remove the feature was not explicitly stated, but it is believed that the company had to focus on other aspects of the app.

Now, it appears that the “What’s on my screen” feature may be making a comeback. According to a report by 9to5Google, Google has been working on an update that will reintroduce this feature to Google Assistant. The report suggests that a new option called “What’s on my screen” has appeared in the Google Assistant settings, displaying a message that states “Get help with Assistive technology by enabling What’s on my screen.”

This feature is especially useful for visually impaired individuals who may require additional assistance when working with their device. It can help them identify various items on their screens and get relevant information from the Google Assistant. It can also help users save time searching for information by quickly providing them with relevant information about what they are looking at on their screen.

However, Google has not yet confirmed the return of this feature, and it is unclear when it will be rolled out. Nonetheless, the introduction of the “What’s on my screen” option in the Google Assistant settings suggests that the feature is coming back soon.

In conclusion, the “What’s on my screen” feature was a much-valued addition to the Google Assistant app, and its return would surely be appreciated by users. While there is no confirmed timeline for when the feature will be reintroduced, the signs are promising, and it is expected to roll out soon.

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