Google's New 'Reminders' Function Turns out Like a Nice Strategy to Piss Off Everybody You Reside With

Google has introduced a brand new function for Assistant to that allows somebody in a given Google circle of relatives workforce—be they circle of relatives, pals, or god assist us, roommates—to obtain an “assignable reminder,” which Google says would possibly come with anything else from finishing chores to notes of encouragement.
Google has announced a new feature for Assistant to that enables anyone in a given Google family group—be they family, friends, or god help us, roommates—to receive an “assignable reminder,” which Google says might include anything from completing chores to notes of encouragement.Original article
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