Highlights
1. The integration of Shopping Lists and Assistant Notes into Google Keep provides a more organized and efficient environment for managing tasks and ideas.
2. Some exceptions to the migration process include Family notes created on Smart Displays, and notes or lists that are too large for Google Keep.
3. Users can continue to access their migrated notes and lists by simply opening the Google Keep app and granting Google Assistant permission to access the data.
4. The migration process is set to roll out starting in November 2023, and users can check the Shopping List page for updates and information on the completion of the transition.
The Integration of Shopping Lists and Assistant Notes with Google Keep
The integration of Shopping Lists and Assistant Notes with Google Keep means that you can now manage all of these features using the convenient note-taking service. This move towards a unified platform aims to create a more organized and efficient environment for keeping track of your tasks and ideas.
A Streamlined Experience with Google Keep
While most of your data will transition seamlessly, there are a few exceptions to note. Family notes created on Smart Displays will not be moved, and there may be some notes or lists that are too large for Google Keep. These larger notes or lists can be downloaded from Google Takeout until May 1, 2024, after which the data will be deleted from the previous platforms.
To access your migrated notes and lists, simply open the Google Keep app, which is available on both the Android Play Store and Apple App Store. You’ll easily find the notes and lists that have been transferred from Shopping List or Assistant Notes.
You can continue to use Google Assistant to access all your lists and notes from Google Keep. Granting Google Assistant permission to access your Shopping Lists and Assistant Notes data stored inside Google Keep allows you to effortlessly create, update, and delete notes and lists.
The migration process is set to roll out starting in November 2023. You can check if your account has been migrated by visiting the Shopping List page, which will provide updates and information on the completion of the transition.
In summary, Google’s transition to Google Keep for note-taking and list management offers a more unified and efficient way to organize your digital life.
