How to Turn On or off Suggested Replies in Phone Link App on Windows 11
Suggested replies in the Phone Link app on Windows 11 are smart text prompts that let you answer phone messages straight from your computer in one click. This feature uses artificial intelligence to read incoming texts and show quick answers right below them. You need an Android device running the Link to Windows app version 1.24032 or higher to use this option, as iPhone connections do not work with suggested replies yet.
You can turn this feature on or off at any time in the settings menu of the Phone Link app.
Open the Phone Link app, click the gear icon for Settings, navigate to the Features tab, and toggle the switch for Suggested replies in the Additional settings section. This allows you to enable or disable AI-generated text response options.
Turn suggested replies on or off on the Phone Link
Suggested replies in the Phone Link app let you quickly answer text messages with short, pre-made responses on your Windows 11 PC. You can turn this feature on or off at any time through the settings menu inside the Phone Link app, giving you total control over how you reply to your texts right from your computer screen.
Here’s how to do it.
Open the Phone Link app from your start menu .
Click the Settings button (gear) at the top right corner and select the Features tab.
Scroll down to the Additional settings section on the right side of the window. Toggle the "Suggested replies" switch to turn the feature on or off.
Exit the settings page when you are done.
If you do not see the suggested replies option in your settings, make sure both the Phone Link app on your Windows 11 PC and the Link to Windows app on your phone are updated to the latest version available through their respective app stores.
Managing this setting helps keep your workflow uninterrupted while handling texts on a PC.
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