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Find your iPhone. Say 'Hey Google, find my phone' or 'find my iPhone' and Google Assistant should send a notification to your iPhone that makes it ring for about 25 seconds. To stop the ringing and dismiss the notification, tap the notification. Important: Google Assistant will send the notification to the iPhone on which you last signed in to ...
Ring your iPhone with a Nest Speaker or Display. Turn on notifications and Critical alerts. Open the Google Home app . Tap Settings Notifications. Tap General notifications Critical Alerts Turn on critical alerts. A notification will display at the top of the screen. Tap Turn on Critical alerts Go to settings.
Find your Google Voice number. On your computer, go to voice.google.com. Sign in to your Google Account. In the top right, click Settings . Under Account, the number listed is your Voice number. If no Voice number is shown, it means Voice isn't set up for this Google Account. If you have a different account with Voice, sign in to that account.
Find your Google Voice number. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Voice app . At the top left, tap Menu Settings. Under Account, the number listed is your Voice number. If no Voice number is shown, it means Voice isn't set up for the Google Account you're signed in to. If you have a different account with Voice, sign in to that account. Learn how.
You can choose to automatically delete Location History that’s older than 3 months, 18 months, or 36 months. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Maps app . Tap your profile picture or initial Your Timeline . In the top right, tap More Settings. Under "Location settings," tap Automatically delete Location History.
To sign out and remove your Google Account from the Google app: On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google app . On the top left, tap your profile image. Tap the account that's signed in. From here you can: Remove your account: Select Manage. Next to the account you want to remove, tap Remove Remove. Tap Back .
On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Photos app . At the bottom, tap Search . Type what you want to find, like “dogs,” “New York City,” or if you tag your photos, someone’s name. If you can’t find a photo with search, try to: Search with a different keyword. Search again in 3—5 days.
You can also use the search bar to find the code you need. To search through your Google Authenticator codes, enter any text matching the username to find the code. Delete your Google Authenticator codes. To delete an Authenticator code on iPhone or iPad, swipe right on any code to show the delete option. You’ll be asked to confirm deletion.
On your iPhone or iPad, while you're outside, open the Google Maps app . Tap the blue dot Calibrate . Follow the on-screen instructions. Tips: Point your phone camera at buildings and signs around you, instead of trees and people. Depending on Street View availability, Maps may or may not open the Live View Calibrator.
On your iPhone or iPad, open the Google Maps app . Tap the blue dot that shows your location. Tap Set as parking location. Your parking location will be saved in Google Maps until you remove it. Open the Google Maps app . Tap your parking location . On the bottom, tap Saved parking Change location.