The Assistant debuted Quick phrases to skip the hotword for two particular activities with the Pixel 6 last October, and you may soon be able to stop incoming calls.
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On the Pixel 6, 6 Pro, and 6a since launch, you can speak Stop or Snooze when an alarm or timer goes off. On incoming calls, there is support for the options Answer or Decline.
In the beta version of Google App 13.34, Silence is listed as a supported Quick Phrase. This should stop the ringer but leave the phone unanswered so you have more time to make a decision. It will be a fantastic substitute for depressing the volume rocker.
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The Quick Phrases for Calls, version 2, have undergone internal testing.
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It is not yet known when Google expects to make the Assistant Quick Phrase for Silencing available on the Pixel. It might make its debut around the same time as the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro.
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