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Team,

My heart goes out to everyone affected by one of our country's worst tragedies in recent history. The impact of these horrible events, not just in Las Vegas but also in cities like London, Paris, and Orlando, it resonates with all of us. We can feel their pain, their agony, only imagining their hearts break.

As the sun rises on this October morning, let's live a new day and cherish our lives and those we value in our lives, for evil does not sleep. It is nightmares like these that ultimately bring us together through our greatest fears and we are able to find comfort and solace with each other. And at the end of it all, humanity will be a shining beacon of hope that brings us all t

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Randomly stumbled upon this screen just now on Google Search version 7.2.23.21. You can set up custom phrases to have Assistant perform certain actions. The screenshot shows a list of examples but tapping the + button at the bottom allows you to create one from scratch.

It works for basic tasks, but it doesn't work too well with everything.

The bottom of the list says this feature is only for Google Homes and Android phones on Android 6+.

When clicking on a notification for a message, it just opens the app but it doesn't go to your inbox. This has been a bug only on this version afaik

Before in the old "APK" page, if you wanted to change release notes of an already-deployed APK, it was very easy to do and the changes were pretty much done within 5-10 min. Now, you have to deploy a brand new APK (which means rebuilding your app just to bump the versionCode) if literally all you want to do is, say, fix a typo in your release notes.

Another unrelated annoyance: not everyone wants to roll out app updates. It's annoying the console assumes you want to rollout out an update to 5% of your users every time.