Google Search's built-in timer seems to have stopped working

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Google Search's built-in timer seems to have stopped working - Times of India

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The feature is not completely gone as users can give their smartphones a voice command (either through Search or Google Assistant) to set up a timer and it will work, partially.

On Android devices, Google will create a notification widget using the phone’s Clock app and set the needed timer.

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