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What you are probably seeing
You notice your partner’s meeting shows up under your name, and the assistant confirms the wrong person is attending.
Phone tracking features point to a single location, making it impossible to know who is actually where.
Why it happens
By default, many smart displays link all voice interactions to the primary logged-in account to simplify the user experience.
Without explicit voice ID assignment, the system cannot map specific voiceprints to separate digital identities.
What changed recently
Step by step
1. Sign out of the main Google account on the smart display settings to access the user management menu.
2. Create or link a secondary Google account for the other household member directly on the device.
3. Enable voice matching features in each account’s settings to train the display on unique voice signatures.
4. Assign a specific name to each voice profile so the assistant can identify who is speaking.
5. Test the setup by asking for a calendar event on the main phone and the secondary phone to confirm correct routing.
Ways to go further
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