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How to Stop Navigation Using Google Assistant

By Matthew Lynch
May 30, 2023
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Google Assistant is a valuable tool for navigation, providing real-time updates on traffic, directions, and alternate routes. However, there may be times when you want to stop navigation mid-way, such as when you have reached your destination or changed your mind about the route. Here’s how to stop navigation using Google Assistant.

1. Ask Google Assistant to Stop Navigation

The easiest way to stop navigation using Google Assistant is to ask it directly. Say, “Hey Google, stop navigation,” or “Hey Google, cancel navigation.” This will stop Google Maps and the voice directions in progress.

2. Swipe up on Google Maps

If you’re not comfortable speaking to your device, you can also stop navigation by swiping up on Google Maps. This will open the directions interface. Tap on the “Stop” option that is next to the “Start” button. This will end the navigation.

3. End the Route

You can also end the route for the current trip to stop navigation. To do this, tap the “X” button that is displayed in the top left corner of Google Maps. This will show you the directions list. Then, tap the three dots at the top right corner to access the menu. Select the “End Route” option. This stops navigation and any voice directions you were receiving.

4. Turn off GPS

If you don’t want Google Assistant to track your location, turn off GPS. On most Android smartphones, go to Settings > Location > GPS and toggle it off. This will disable location tracking completely and stop navigation.

5. Close Google Maps

If none of these methods work, the last resort is to simply close Google Maps. Swipe up on the app switcher to reveal open apps, and swipe up on Google Maps to close it. This will stop navigation and any voice directions you were receiving.

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In conclusion, stopping navigation using Google Assistant can be done in a variety of ways depending on your preferences. You can ask Google Assistant to stop navigation, swipe up on Google Maps, end the route, turn off GPS, or close Google Maps. Try out these methods and find the one that works best for you.

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