Android在过去几年中有所改进，尤其是在权限方面。在即将到来的Android 11中，您可以对应用程序授予临时权限，未使用的应用程序的同意会随着时间的推移而重置，等等。在Android 10中，任何访问诸如(Android 10)麦克风(Microphone)之类的硬件的人都需要显示提示并征得用户的同意，以便始终使用它或在应用程序打开时使用它。
但是，由于 Android 来自Google，因此它是否在听您的意见仍然存在疑问。问题不仅仅来自谷歌(Google)，因为现在应用程序需要特定的许可；许多用户出于习惯给予完全许可。它可以是来自Google或任何其他服务的应用程序。说到重点，如果您担心Google会倾听您的声音，那么您可以采取几个步骤来将其最小化。可能无法完全阻止它。
应用程序如何收听？谷歌助理(Google Assistant)在听你说话吗？
那么谷歌(Google)是如何倾听你的呢？它可能不是完全在听，但归结为Google 助理(Google Assistant)。它是迄今为止最好的助手，这要归功于强大的算法，也可以通过说“好的，谷歌”来唤醒它。(Google.)”这仅仅意味着它一直在听，你的手机还在听，谷歌(Google)还在听。简而言之(Simply)，即使他们声称可以拒绝，关键字也可能会被提取，并且设备正在被分析。
您的 Google语音历史记录(Voice History)存储在哪里？我该如何删除它？
- 转到您 Google 帐户上的“我的活动(My Activity)”页面。
- 单击(Click)按日期和产品过滤(Filter)，然后选择Google 助理(Google Assistant)和语音(Voice)和音频(Audio)。
- 单击(Click)应用(Apply)按钮，然后等待结果。
结果将显示使用产品的所有活动的时间线。您可以选择通过单击“垃圾箱(Trash)”图标单独删除它们，或单击“删除(Delete)”按钮以删除这两个产品的所有内容。
如何阻止谷歌收听
您可以关闭，阻止谷歌(Google)在Android或iPhone上收听广告等。按照(Follow)这些方法可以在很大程度上阻止谷歌收听。(Google)
- 关闭 OK Google
- 停用 Google 助理
- 关闭所有应用程序的麦克风(Microphone)访问权限
- 关闭 Google 语音记录
- 自动删除 Google 历史记录
请注意，随着Android 11的推出，权限问题将不那么严重，因为用户拥有更多权力。
1]关闭OK Google或禁用
- 在手机上打开 Google App
- 点击(Click)更多(More)菜单，然后点击设置
- 点击Voice > Voice Match > TurnOk Google旁边的开关。
2]禁用谷歌助理
- 打开Google App Settings > Google Assistant > Assistant
- 滚动(Scroll)到最后，直到找到智能助理设备
- 点击电话(Phone)，然后关闭谷歌助理(Google Assistant)
您可以从Voice Match部分实现这一点，但是当您需要启用Google Assistant时，您需要从这些设置中允许它。
3]关闭(Turn)所有应用程序的麦克风(Microphone)访问权限
- 打开Settings > Privacy > App Permissions
- 点击麦克风(Microphone)并关闭对此处列出的应用程序的访问。
应用权限(App Permissions)的位置可能因手机而异。
4]关闭谷歌语音历史
- 转到您的Google 帐户上的“(Google Account)我的活动(My Activity)”页面。
- 点击数据(Data)和Personalization > Web和应用活动(App Activity)
- 取消选中“包括(Include)录音”旁边的框以关闭该设置。
关闭后，即使您已登录，来自与Google 搜索(Google Search)、助理(Assistant)和地图(Maps)交互的语音输入也不会保存到您的Google 帐户。它会处理您使用此帐户登录的所有设备。(Google Account)
5 ]自动(] Automatically)删除谷歌历史(Google History)
在您关闭Google 语音历史记录(Google Voice History)的地方，您可以选择自动删除 Google 历史记录( delete Google History automatically)。您可以自动删除超过三个月、18 个月和 36 个月的活动。每隔几个月继续删除可能是最好的选择，因此不会建立配置文件。
所有这些都应该为您提供足够的语音记录覆盖范围，并且一旦您进行了自动删除，那就更好了。也就是说，当Android 11推广到大多数手机时，会有很多变化。如果用户注意并确保在需要时给予许可，而不是一直给予许可，那么除了历史删除之外，所有这些可能都不是必需的。
How to stop Google from listening to you on your Phone
Android has improved for the past few years, especially when it comes to permissions. In the upcoming Android 11, you can give temporary permission to apps, the consent of unused apps will reset with time, and so on. In Android 10, anyone accessing hardware such a Microphone needs to show prompt and take consent from the user about using it all the time or when the app is open.
However, since Android is from Google, the doubt remains if it is listening to you. The problem is not just from Google because now apps ask for specific permission; many users give full permission out of habit. It can be an app from Google or any other service. Coming to the point, if you are concerned about Google listening to you, then there are few steps you can take to minimize it. It may not be possible to completely stop it.
How apps listen? Is Google Assistant listening to you?
So how does Google listens to you? It may not be exactly listening, but it boils down to Google Assistant. It is the best assistant to date thanks to the all-powerful algorithms, which can also be awakened by saying, “Ok, Google.” It merely means that it is always listening, your phone is still listening, and Google is still listening. Simply put, even though they claim can be denied, keywords might be getting picked up, and the device is being profiled up.
Where is your Google Voice History stored? How do I delete it?
- Go to My Activity page on your Google Account.
- Click on Filter by date and product, and then select Google Assistant and Voice & Audio.
- Click on the Apply button, and then wait for the result.
The result will display a timeline of all activities using the products. You can choose to delete them individually by clicking on the Trash icon or click on the Delete button to remove everything for the two products.
How to stop Google from listening
You can toggle off, to stop Google from listening on Android or iPhone for ads, etc.. Follow these methods to stop Google from listening to a great extent.
- Turn off OK Google
- Disable Google Assistant
- Turn of Microphone access from all apps
- Turn Off Google Voice History
- Automatically delete Google History
Do note that as Android 11 rolls out, the permission issues will be less severe with more power given to the user.
1] Turn off OK Google or Disable
- Open Google App on your phone
- Click on More menu, and then tap on settings
- Tap on Voice > Voice Match > Turn off the toggle next to Ok Google.
2] Disable Google Assistant
- Open Google App Settings > Google Assistant > Assistant
- Scroll till the end till you find Assistant devices
- Tap on Phone, and then turn off Google Assistant
You can achieve this from the Voice Match section, but when you need to enable Google Assistant, you need to allow it from these settings.
3] Turn of Microphone access from all apps
- Open Settings > Privacy > App Permissions
- Tap on Microphone and toggle off access to apps listed here.
The location of App Permissions might vary from phone to phone.
4] Turn Off Google Voice History
- Go to My Activity page on your Google Account.
- Tap on Data and Personalization > Web and App Activity
- Uncheck the box next to “Include audio recordings” to turn the setting off.
Once turned off, voice inputs from interactions with Google Search, Assistant, and Maps won’t be saved to your Google Account, even if you’re signed in. It takes care of all devices where you have signed-in using this account.
5] Automatically delete Google History
At the same place where you turn off Google Voice History, you have the option to delete Google History automatically. You can auto delete activities older than three months, 18 months, and 36 months. It is probably the best option to keep deleting every few months, so a profile is not built up.
All this should give you enough coverage against voice recordings, and once you have auto-delete in place, it is even better. That said, a lot will change when Android 11 rolls out to the majority of the phones. If the users give their attention and make sure to give permission when required, and not all the time, all this may not be necessary, except for history deletion.
