Google may be planning to release a toned down, more generalized version Pixel 10-Restricted use of Magic Cue on other Android devices.
According to Android authority, Google is working on something called “Contextual Suggestions,” which supposedly offers “helpful suggestions from apps and services based on their daily activities and location.” One example is your regular workout playlist in a regular music app that automatically downloads when you arrive at the gym.
This feature uses Google Play Services and has already started showing up for users of the beta version of the app on 25.49.32. If you want to try activating it, you can find it under Settings > Google Services > All Services > Other.
It's not available to everyone yet, so Google is likely rolling it out selectively to specific users before rolling it out more widely.
Another example: if you use your phone to listen to a study playlist around the same time every evening, it will automatically suggest the playlist at that time. Another example Google added, according to Android Authority, is that if you stream sports from your phone to your TV at a certain time each week (like Monday Night Football), your phone will automatically suggest streaming at that time. time every week.
If you have this feature enabled, your phone is expected to analyze your usage patterns to help achieve similar results with fewer steps. There is mention of AI, but it's unclear if this limits the feature to devices with enough hardware to run the model locally.
The good news is that this feature is optional and can be disabled. The good news is that all processing happens locally on the device, in what's called an “encrypted space,” so you don't have to worry too much about privacy.
Source: Android authority
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