Google is scrapping Assistant's ability to set location-based reminders
location-based reminders
is one of Google Assistant's most useful features. It lets them specify a location, so that they can get an alert when they arrive wherever it is — for instance, a user can say"Remind me to call [name of their friend] in NYC," and Assistant will send them a notification when they step foot in the city.
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