homepod_如何阻止HomePod阅读您的短信给其他人
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While the HomePod is great for music, it can also do some other neat things, like read your text messages to you. Be careful, though, as anyone within earshot can ask Siri to read your text messages from your phone. Here’s how to disable that feature.
虽然HomePod非常适合音乐播放，但它也可以做其他一些整洁的事情，例如向您朗读短信。 要小心，虽然，作为内听不到任何人都可以问Siri的，从您的手机阅读您的短信。 以下是禁用该功能的方法。
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During the setup process for your HomePod, you were asked to decide whether or not to enable the feature, called “Personal Requests”. This allows you to ask Siri to read back your latest text messages (and even reply to them), as well as create reminders and jot down notes. The problem is that anyone near your HomePod can access your text messages as long as your iPhone is connected to the same Wi-Fi network that the HomePod is on, which is something you may not want if you live in a dorm room or with other family members.
在设置HomePod的过程中 ，系统要求您决定是否启用称为“个人请求”的功能。 这使您可以要求Siri重读最新的短信(甚至回复它们)，以及创建提醒和记笔记。 问题是，只要您的iPhone连接到HomePod所在的同一Wi-Fi网络，您HomePod附近的任何人都可以访问您的短信，如果您住在宿舍或与其他人住在一起，则可能不希望这样做家庭成员。
If you ended up just quickly making your way through the setup and hitting “Enable” on everything, or if you’ve decided you no longer want to use this feature, here’s how to disable it.
如果最终只是快速完成设置并在所有内容上均点击“启用”，或者您决定不再使用此功能，请按以下步骤禁用它。
Start by opening up the Home app and tapping on the location arrow icon up in the top-left corner of the screen.
首先打开Home应用程序，然后点击屏幕左上角的位置箭头图标。
Tap on your profile picture under the “People” section.
在“人”部分下点击您的个人资料照片。
Tap on the toggle switch to the right of “Personal Requests” to turn it off if it isn’t already.
点击“个人请求”右侧的拨动开关将其关闭(如果尚未关闭)。
And that’s it! This will prevent you from accessing your text messages, notes, reminders, and more, but it will at least stop some of your mischievous roommates or family members from doing the same and prying on your personal life.
就是这样！ 这将阻止您访问短信，便笺，提醒等，但至少会阻止一些调皮的室友或家庭成员这样做，并撬动您的个人生活。
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