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this means you can setup your home around your Amazon Echo devices and then have your phone offering the same things, without having to think about setting everything up with Google or SmartThings. You can use Alexa to control all of your smart home devices or interact with services that you've setup through the Alexa app. It means that you can use Alexa - and all the things that Alexa knows - quickly from your phone, without having to open the app. Why would you want Alexa as your default assistance app? You can use the Alexa wake word if you have the Alexa app open on your phone already. While this method won't give you the "Alexa" wake word from your phone, you can long press that button, or swipe, and start talking as if you did. Both work, you just have to figure out exactly what you need to do on your phone. For older phones (like the Note 8 for example), you'll have to swipe up slowly from the centre. If you're using a recent device you'll have to swipe in from the bottom corner of the screen. If you're using the swipe gestures that were introduced into Android 10, then the action will depend on how old your phone is. If you're using the on-screen buttons, a long press on the home button will launch your virtual assistant - in this case Alexa - which is nice and easy. Launching your voice assistant will then depend on various factors. Tap on the box that says "device assistance app" and it opens with a range of options.In "Default apps" you'll see an option called Digital assistance app, select this.If you can't find it, just search for "default apps" in the settings menu.