Will you like to lock and Unlock your phone with Google Assistant? If your answer to my question is in the affirmative, then, you on the right page as I will be showing you how to lock and unlock your phone with Google Assistant.

Virtual AI assistants are changing the way people do things today. Apple’s Siri, Google Assistant, Amazon Alexa and Microsoft Cortana are the few giants in the virtual AI assistant world. With a simple text or voice command, anyone can now monitor traffic, watch videos, play music and do so much more with virtual AI assistants.

The Google Assistant was unveiled in 2016 but released to most Android phones in February 2017. Just with a voice command of “OK Google”, you can search the web, schedule events, adjust the settings on your device, show information on your google account and do lots more. Google has promised that in the nearest future, the AI assistant will be able to make buying decisions and make payments.

Among the great features of google assistant is its phone locking ability. However, this service is available on Android devices running on Android 6.0 Marshmallow and above. Once you meet this requirement, locking and unlocking your phone with your voice will become a possibility.

First things, first.
Your phone must have an existing secured lock screen in the form of a password, fingerprint, pattern or PIN.

Next, go to your security settings

Click on the smart lock section, input your pattern, PIN or password. In the event of the absence of SMART LOCK, go to settings and to security, scroll down and you will see TRUSTED AGENTS.

Put on the service by tapping “Say “Ok Google” anytime”.

Next, you will go through the simple process of helping Google to recognize your voice.
click on retrain voice and input your PIN, pattern or fingerprint

You will have to train Google to recognize your voice by saying OK Google. This will set you apart from other people that might want to unlock your phone.

Click I Agree to continue

Click Finish when you are done.

There you have it guys. I want to believe you were able to lock and unlock your phone with Google Assistant after going through the tutorial above. Even though this service is not entirely supported by Google Assistant and might take a little while to get it fully working, it is a great tool to use when your hands are soiled or when the kids are about grabbing your device.

Source: https://www.phonecorridor.com/2018/08/lock-and-unlock-your-phone-with-google-assistant/

Thank you for this useful tips...will surely follow the step and get back to you...thank you for this....

everything made easy... can't wait to try it on my spark 2.. thanks for this

I think I prefer using the voice command... at least nobody would be able to unlock my phone without seeking my consent... make sense

Pekuliar:
everything made easy... can't wait to try it on my spark 2.. thanks for this

I can't wait to give it a try too...
thanks for this...

Am having issues with the voice match...have anybody here pass the voice match menu?

Google assistant have been useful on my Spark 2.