Google App’s Tune Your Feed Is Getting Voice Input and an Apply Changes Button [APK Teardown]

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What to know
Tune your feed gets separate prompts for starting and continuing a conversation
Voice input and History get their own controls
Apply changes comes with a prompt to reload your feed

What to know

Tune your feed strings outline a conversational interface with voice input and an explicit “Apply changes” button.
Google has already announced conversational Discover personalization; these additions detail the interface and its controls.
We found the additions in Google app 17.74.14, including a message asking you to reload your tuned feed.

Google’s existing Tune your feed feature is getting more controls for explaining what you want from Discover. We found strings in Google app 17.74.14 for a conversational bottom sheet, voice input, a History control and a separate action to apply your preferences.

Tune your feed has been in the app’s code since July 2, 2026. The broader capability is already public: Google announced Discover personalization in your own words on August 20, 2026. This build adds specific interface text around that existing work.

About APK teardowns — Examining an app’s code and resources can reveal features and interface changes before they reach users. These findings show work in progress: details may change, depend on server-side controls, or be removed before release.

Tune your feed gets separate prompts for starting and continuing a conversation

The added resources name a bottom sheet “Tune your feed.” Its initial input prompt reads “Tell us what you love,” while the conversational input uses “Ask anything.” These distinct prompts point to an interface designed to support an ongoing conversation about your interests.

googleapp_ember_nlt_bottom_sheet_title = "Tune your feed"

googleapp_ember_nlt_initial_input_placeholder = "Tell us what you love"

googleapp_ember_nlt_conversation_input_placeholder = "Ask anything"

Voice input and History get their own controls

The same feature-specific resources include a “Voice search” control, a “Listening…” status and a cancellation button. Together, they outline voice input for feed-tuning requests. A separate “History” control also appears, although its label does not explain what that view contains.

googleapp_ember_nlt_voice_search_button_content_description = "Voice search"

googleapp_ember_nlt_voice_listening_status = "Listening…"

googleapp_ember_nlt_voice_listening_cancel_button_label = "Cancel"

googleapp_ember_nlt_history_button_content_description = "History"

Apply changes comes with a prompt to reload your feed

The clearest addition is the explicit “Apply changes” button. A companion message reads, “Your feed has been tuned. Tap to reload.” These labels outline an apply-and-reload flow, though they do not establish how a tuning request affects the resulting recommendations.

googleapp_ember_nlt_apply_changes_button_label = "Apply changes"

googleapp_ember_nlt_feed_tuned_message = "Your feed has been tuned. Tap to reload."

An explicit apply step would give you a clearer point at which a conversation about your interests becomes a request to change your Discover feed.

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