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You’ll see a list of your music services, as well as other available options. Select your new Home device and hit “Next.” It’ll then play a sound on your new Home to make sure it’s connected to the right one and you’ll confirm. If it finds other devices (like smart lights or plugs), it will show those, too. Once the phone finds the new Home, it will let you know. Launch it and run through the tutorial-it’s all pretty straightforward. The first thing you’ll want to do is plug your Home up and download the Google Home app for iOS or Android. With that out of the way, let’s get your new speaker set up. Nothing is recorded or transmitted back to Google until it hears those words. But before we get into that, I want to take a quick minute to address something that is constantly on users’ minds when they get an always-listening device like Google Home: it’s not spying on everything you say. It only listens for the hotword (“OK Google” or “Hey Google”), but that’s it. and Lux Roses, TigerDirect, Treasure Island Foods and Wrigleyville Sports in Chicago.First things first: you have to set that bad boy up because it’s basically useless in the box. In our new markets, we’ve added regional brands including Stop & Shop in Boston Giant Food in D.C. We’ve added national brands including 1-800-Flowers, Barnes & Noble, Nine West, PetSmart, Vitamin Shoppe and Sports Authority, and regional merchants such as Paragon Sports in New York and Vicente Foods in Los Angeles. We’re also adding more merchants: 16 in total over the last couple of months. Across all our cities, more than 7 million people can now access our same-day delivery service, and in Northern California almost 12 million can use our next-day service. Starting today, we’re expanding to three new cities: Chicago, Boston, and Washington, D.C. More cities, more stores and more products And now, we’re adding to the program you love. Along the way, we've expanded to new locations, brought on more merchants, and offered more products. Since then, you’ve told us how we helped you restock diapers in the nick of time, made sure you had Bananagrams for family game night, and even made you feel connected to the outside world when you were home sick. Our idea was to make shopping your favorite local stores as easy and fast as shopping online, and to help you get what you need delivered the same day. One year ago, the first Google Shopping Express order was delivered-a box of granola.
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