I get that I could make them Google accounts and link their own music accounts, but my dad doesn't even have a smartphone.
Is it possible to make it default to Google Play or some generic Spotify account when it's not my voice? I want it to only use my Spotify account for my voice. Is this supposed to be happening? This seems ridiculous that a Spotify account linked to my specific voice will be used on random voices. So when I'm not even home, I am not able to listen to music on my phone because they are listening to music elsewhere on the same Spotify account. My issue is that when my dad or sister ask to play music on their Homes, it plays the music off my Spotify account. I have voice recognition for myself and my Spotify premium account linked (set to default provider as well). My Dad and sister just use the devices without any account-specific connections. I am the only user who has a linked account. One of them is in my room, one of them is in the living room, and another in my dad's room. Then there was the time cows risked causing Google outages, but the problem was solved before major disaster.Currently, I have three google homes throughout my house. Google has experienced multiple outages in the past few years, including two large incidents in March 2020, another in April, and yet another in August. Spotify, headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, is one of the world’s largest music streaming service providers, with over 150 million total listeners. Last week, several Google services including Gmail, Calendar, Meet, and Chat were down for an hour, but its Cloud customers were not affected. The issues are listed as ongoing on the company's status page, but services have mostly resumed for affected websites. Original story: "We are experiencing an issue with Cloud Networking beginning at Tuesday, 09:53 US/Pacific," Google said in a status update. The outage has been root caused and the mitigation fully deployed, with two forms of safeguards protecting against the issue happening in the future. From preliminary analysis, the root cause of the issue was a latent bug in a network configuration service which was triggered during a leader election change." Impacted customers observed Google 404 errors on their websites. Google said in a statement: "Google Cloud Networking experienced issues with Google Cloud Load Balancing (GCLB) service resulting in impact to several downstream Google Cloud services.
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