Bixby said "have a good 'evening'" when it was 9:53 am
Maybe I have a wrong understanding of the word so i looked it up today:
Here's my time and date settings and the quick commands I've set up. Bixby said the time and mentioned "AM" that day but said "good evening" in response to "bye"
I tried to put "hello" on the first line of the quick command but it kept on saying good evening so I decided to put what's up instead. Now there's a little too long intro before the actual report. I linked this to another routine and quick command that changes the settings back to default silently and I wanted to have an intro so as to not make the transition abrupt.
Days passed and everything seemed to be okay until one morning, it responded have a good evening to "bye".
It knows it's still AM (command 2) but responded have a good evening (on command 5). I think Bixby responded without consideration of the previous response.
Bixby doesn't seem to consider context as well. For example if I would ask who was Steve Jobs, it would give the answer out loud. Then if I would follow that up with "how tall was he", Bixby would search for a totally different article - unlike Google assistant and others.
Anyway it's not that of a big deal. It just feels weird.
I tried to put "hello" on the first line of the quick command but it kept on saying good evening so I decided to put what's up instead. Now there's a little too long intro before the actual report. I linked this to another routine and quick command that changes the settings back to default silently and I wanted to have an intro so as to not make the transition abrupt.
Days passed and everything seemed to be okay until one morning, it responded have a good evening to "bye".
It knows it's still AM (command 2) but responded have a good evening (on command 5). I think Bixby responded without consideration of the previous response.
Bixby doesn't seem to consider context as well. For example if I would ask who was Steve Jobs, it would give the answer out loud. Then if I would follow that up with "how tall was he", Bixby would search for a totally different article - unlike Google assistant and others.
Anyway it's not that of a big deal. It just feels weird.
Is this the app?
Yes, only that I don't remember paying for it. Maybe it was free or I didn't mind the price that time.
I'm sure though, that the 5-bar indicators weren't caused by that. Actually it would make the bars appear totally different.
And the app might have bugs now after OneUI 5.1 update. I might have been using OneUI 4 or 5 when I used that app. Do a research about it before installing it. I had to factory reset and redownload backed up data and settings of my device 5 times during the first day that I tried that app.
I'm sure though, that the 5-bar indicators weren't caused by that. Actually it would make the bars appear totally different.
And the app might have bugs now after OneUI 5.1 update. I might have been using OneUI 4 or 5 when I used that app. Do a research about it before installing it. I had to factory reset and redownload backed up data and settings of my device 5 times during the first day that I tried that app.
