Microsoft Copilot can now manage Android phones
Microsoft continues to add new capabilities to Copilot. Now, Copilot allows you to manage your Android 14 phone directly from your PC.
Artificial intelligence is currently in vogue, with major technology companies continuing their investments in this field. Among them, Microsoft is continuously adding new capabilities to Copilot. Now, the AI assistant will allow Windows 11 users to manage their Android phones.
Copilot can now manage Android phones
For those who missed it, Copilot’s support for Android phones isn’t new, but previously, it was limited to reading specific text messages only. The new update expands this scope significantly. If you’ve connected your phone via Phone Link or “Phone Connection” in Windows 11, you’ll be able to access all information through Copilot.
This allows Copilot to display incoming messages on your Android phone and send messages as well. Additionally, it can access contacts in your address book and set alarms. However, note that the new feature only works when your Android phone is connected to Windows 11 via the Phone Link app or “Connect devices” feature.
As mentioned above, for the integration to work, you need to connect your mobile device to Windows 11, but you can disconnect the device connection anytime you want. To do this, simply select your account from the Settings section in the Connect to Windows app and click on the “Disconnect Account” option.
