This means:

  • Downloading or updating the Assistant app now gives you Gemini instead.
  • You can switch back to Assistant in the Gemini app settings.
  • This might be Google’s first step towards replacing Assistant completely with Gemini.
  • Some users are unaware of the switch and see two Gemini apps on their phones.

Overall, this may suggest Google is phasing out Assistant and transitioning users to the newer Gemini AI technology.

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    9 months ago

    sorry,I realized now I didn’t mention what I reinstalled and it’s still Graphene,but with no Google services framework installed. Pure stock Graphene with only their apps.

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          9 months ago

          Sorry, does it mean that you can use NFC payments with your card anywhere, as it is with G pay/wallet?

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            9 months ago

            It does. It’s not without flaws,but 80% of the time it works fine (it has a bug where it loses configured card when switching between multi users - so that’s painful,but it’s a tinfoil level choice on my part).

            Most banks provide their own payment apps to use with NFC payments,but I agree Google Pay is by far better and works perfectly out of the box. But it’s google. Next ad would be related to some of your purchase history,so your data is shamelessly farmed.