Hi all, first time asking a question here and have searched the google help pages with no luck.
Here's the problem:
-I have multiple Google Home devices in my house.
-I have YouTube Premium music.
-My kids are 7 and 5 years old and have their own playlists that I manage on my account.
-They know how to say "Play ____'s playlist" and voila, it works on every device.
-Their voice has never been recorded/trained/etc. with the Google home app. Only mine.
-They do not have their own Google accounts, everything is managed by mine.
About a month ago, something changed. If they try to play their playlist, it just plays random music. Only I can give the command, my wife also cannot.
In my settings for each device, I have "allow personal results" turned on. I also have "voice match" turned on for each device.
Based on what I've read, it seems like turning off voice match, but leaving personal results turned on, would allow anyone to play my personal results on the device. But all that does is prevent everyone, including me, from playing personal results.
Did something change? Does anyone else have their devices set up like this? This screws up so many other things besides the playlist, that is just the easiest example I can give. I do NOT want to set up accounts and voice recognition for my young kids but would like to give them the chance to listen to their kids music without me being physically in the room. Thanks in advance.
Here's the problem:
-I have multiple Google Home devices in my house.
-I have YouTube Premium music.
-My kids are 7 and 5 years old and have their own playlists that I manage on my account.
-They know how to say "Play ____'s playlist" and voila, it works on every device.
-Their voice has never been recorded/trained/etc. with the Google home app. Only mine.
-They do not have their own Google accounts, everything is managed by mine.
About a month ago, something changed. If they try to play their playlist, it just plays random music. Only I can give the command, my wife also cannot.
In my settings for each device, I have "allow personal results" turned on. I also have "voice match" turned on for each device.
Based on what I've read, it seems like turning off voice match, but leaving personal results turned on, would allow anyone to play my personal results on the device. But all that does is prevent everyone, including me, from playing personal results.
Did something change? Does anyone else have their devices set up like this? This screws up so many other things besides the playlist, that is just the easiest example I can give. I do NOT want to set up accounts and voice recognition for my young kids but would like to give them the chance to listen to their kids music without me being physically in the room. Thanks in advance.
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