I deactivated Gemini on my Android device (a Samsung Galaxy), and I noticed that the Google app gets deactivated as well. When I turn the Google app back on, Gemini is reactivated automatically.
I think this is happening because Gemini is integrated into Google searches. Either way, I find this practice abusive. I enjoy using Google for searches, but I don’t always want to use AI. When I need an AI’s help, I prefer using ChatGPT to ask questions. Additionally, Gemini, like Google Assistant, often activates accidentally and starts talking, which can be quite annoying.
What do you guys think about it?
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r/Android I deactivated Gemini on my Android device (a Samsung Galaxy), and I noticed that the Google app gets deactivated as well. When I turn the Google app back on, Gemini is reactivated automatically. I think this is happening because Gemini is integrated into Google searches. Either way, I find this practice abusive. I enjoy using Google for searches, but I don’t always want to use AI. When I need an AI’s help, I prefer using ChatGPT to ask questions. Additionally, Gemini, like Google Assistant, often activates accidentally and starts talking, which can be quite annoying. What do you guys think about it? submitted by /u/Kitchen-Expression-9 [link] [comments]
I deactivated Gemini on my Android device (a Samsung Galaxy), and I noticed that the Google app gets deactivated as well. When I turn the Google app back on, Gemini is reactivated automatically.
I think this is happening because Gemini is integrated into Google searches. Either way, I find this practice abusive. I enjoy using Google for searches, but I don’t always want to use AI. When I need an AI’s help, I prefer using ChatGPT to ask questions. Additionally, Gemini, like Google Assistant, often activates accidentally and starts talking, which can be quite annoying.
What do you guys think about it?
submitted by /u/Kitchen-Expression-9
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