Google Assistant Can Automatically Remember Your Parking Location

Google Assistant is becoming more and more powerful with various improvements from Google. Remember the useful feature Google Now that was rolled out five years ago? Google Assistant is now bringing it back with the ability to help you remember your parking location.

According to Android Police, recently, some people have noticed a new update from Google allowing Google Assistant to automatically remember where you parked your car. Contrary to Google Maps, there is no user interaction required for this feature.

This is not a new feature. Google first introduced the Google Now Parking Card in 2014, but for some reasons, removed it. Just like its big brother Google Now, this feature estimates where users are likely to stop driving and start walking based on their location history. Although it might not always pinpoint your location 100% correctly, specifically when you park in garages, Google Assistant is still a great partner in case you have spent a long day out and forgot where you had parked your car.

In case you manually save your parking location in Maps, Google Assistant will recognize it as the most accurate information and use it. However, for those who use a Bluetooth connection to their cars or Android Auto, Google is not able to provide a more accurate location. Even when you disconnect the link to your vehicle, it is not programmed to understand that you have just parked.

Overall, this completely effortless and automatic feature is literally easy to use. Unfortunately, the feature is not available for all users just yet. This could probably mean that Google is moderately rolling out this feature via a server-side activation.