Voice Access 5.1.358033299 (arm64) (Android 6.0+)

- Assistant fixes: say "Hey Google, Voice Access" to start Voice Access, or "Hey Google, what are shrimps?" to use the Assistant.
- New interface: improved status bar and feedback, plus new cursor. Say "show labels" to see names of icons.
- New commands: say "Search for burgers" in Maps (or any app). Say "Answer call" to take a call.

If you’re upgrading, please grant microphone access by tapping an on-screen permission. Voice Access will not work without this permission.

Voice Access helps anyone who has difficulty manipulating a touch screen (e.g. due to paralysis, tremor, or temporary injury) use their Android device by voice.

Voice Access provides many voice commands for:
- Basic navigation (e.g. "go back", "go home", "open Gmail")
- Controlling the current screen (e.g. "tap next", "scroll down")
- Text editing and dictation (e.g. "type hello", "replace coffee with tea")

You can also say "Help" any time to see a short list of commands.

Voice Access includes a tutorial which introduces the most common voice commands (starting Voice Access, tapping, scrolling, basic text editing, and getting help).

You can use the Google Assistant to start Voice Access by saying "Hey Google, Voice Access". To do this, you’ll need to enable "Hey Google" detection. You can also tap either the Voice Access notification or a blue Voice Access button and start talking.

To pause Voice Access temporarily, just say "stop listening". To disable Voice Access completely, go to Settings > Accessibility > Voice Access and turn off the switch.

For additional support, see Voice Access help.