Since the release of the Buds 3 Pro, I have consistently submitted feedback, approximately weekly, advocating for a modification to the hotword used to trigger the "next song" function, considering the challenges faced by users of public transportation.
Specifically, the current hotword frequently misinterprets public announcements, such as "next stop," as a command to advance to the next track, which disrupts the user's listening experience and, in the case of platforms like YouTube, can inadvertently skip to the subsequent video.
The necessity to disable voice commands while utilizing public transportation is a recurring inconvenience. I am interested in understanding the feasibility of implementing this requested change.
Really? The buds actually understand NYC subway announcements? That's quite an achievement, seeing as how normal mortals can't. But, then again, it does mistake "stop" for "song" - maybe it's only picking up "next".
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Buses make next stop announcements now? It's been many years since I rode an MTA bus in NYC - I lived in Queens boonies and we only had Green Bus, not MTA. In Manhattan I either took the Subway or walked.
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