How to turn on cough and snore detection on Pixel 7
Bedtime mode on the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro doesn’t just analyze what happens when you sleep, as turning it on will help reduce any disturbances while you’re catching some Z’s. This includes silencing your phone, dimming the wallpaper, and changing the display to black and white when you’re about to hit the sack. Plus, only alarms and important calls — including contacts that you’ve starred and recurring callers — will trigger. It’s important to note that cough and snore detection needs access to your microphone, but Google states audio isn’t recorded or shared with anyone, including Google. Plus, it’s further protected by Android’s Private Compute Core.
- On your Pixel, head into the Settings app. 2. Scroll down to Digital Wellbeing and parental controls and tap on it. 3. Under Ways to disconnect, tap on Bedtime mode. 4. You may be prompted to learn more about Bedtime mode, which will guide you through it up. Here, you can customize the days and hours you want Bedtime mode on, and allow access to cough and snore detection. 5. Alternatively, under Weekly average summary, you can allow bedtime sensor access. 6. To see your bedtime activity, tap on Bedtime activity or Cough and snore info under Weekly average summary. There you have it. Your Pixel will now let you know when (or if) you cough and snore throughout the night. It will also show you how many times you cough and how long you snore during each sleep. It’s an incredibly handy trick, especially if you’re in need of evidence to let everyone know that you’re not a snorer (or that you didn’t snore for that long). For more Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro features we’re excited about, we’ve got you covered.
