Choose which services remember you

When you use a service other than Google with your Assistant, a unique ID code is sent to the service so it can remember your actions and preferences during conversations.

• If you do not want a service to remember your past actions and preferences, reset your ID.
• If you do not want a service to remember your past or future actions and preferences, stop the service from remembering you.

Reset your app & ID

How to reset your app & ID

Important: If you don't find "Reset," you can manage your app data in My Activity.

Google Assistant on a phone or tablet

1. On your Android phone or tablet, say "Hey Google, open Assistant settings."
2. Under "All settings," tap Explore.
3. To the left of a service, tap its icon.
4. At the bottom, tap Reset.

Google Assistant on a Pixel 4

1. On your Pixel 4, go to Assistant settings.
   • You can also say "Hey Google, open Assistant settings" then tap See all Assistant settings.
2. Under "All settings," tap Explore.
3. To the left of a service, tap its icon.
4. At the bottom, tap Reset.

Google Assistant on a speaker

1. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Home app .
2. Tap Browse .
3. To the left of a service, tap its icon.
4. At the bottom, tap Reset app.

What happens when you reset your app & ID

What happens when you reset your app & ID

• If you have an account linked to the service, it's signed out and unlinked.
• The service forgets you, so you look like someone new the next time you use the service.
• Your preferences and current state with the service are reset.
• If you share a Google Assistant device with others, they won’t know you used the service.

What doesn’t happen

• Resetting your ID doesn't prevent the service from remembering you when you’re signed in to your account with that service on the Google Assistant.
• Your past activity with a service isn't deleted from your Google Account. Learn how to delete activity saved in your Google Account.
• Your past activity, including purchases, isn't deleted from the service’s app.

Stop a service from remembering you

How to stop a service from remembering you

Google Assistant on a phone or tablet

1. On your Android phone or tablet, say "Hey Google, open Assistant settings."
2. Under "All settings," tap Explore.
3. To the left of a service, tap its icon.
4. Near the top, tap Unlink.

Google Assistant on a speaker

1. On your Android phone or tablet, open the Google Home app .
2. At the top right, tap your Profile picture or initial Assistant settings.
3. Tap the service you want to update, like Music, Videos & Photos, and Radio.
4. Below the service provider, tap Unlink.

Tip: To unlink a music service that’s currently your default, first select a new default service or No default.

What happens when you stop a service from remembering you

What happens when you stop a service from remembering you

• The service forgets you, so you look like someone new the next time you use the service.
• The service won't remember future actions or preferences.
• If you share a Google Assistant device with others, they won't know you used the service.

What doesn't happen

• Your past activity with a service isn't deleted from your Google Account. Learn how to delete activity saved in your Google Account.
• Your past activity, including purchases, isn't deleted from the service's app.