How to Fix No Permission to Enable Voice Typing on Android

La función Escritura por voz en Gboard es una buena opción cuando tienes que enviar un mensaje de texto. Pero muchos usuarios se han encontrado con el error "Sin permiso para habilitar: Escritura por voz" en su dispositivo Android, por lo que prepraramos esta guí para ayudarlos.

Encountering a "No Permission" hurdle when trying to enable Voice Typing on Gboard? Here's a roadmap to get your voice heard:

1. Gboard Settings Check:

Open any app where you can type text (like Messages).

Tap on the text field to bring up the keyboard.

Look for the microphone icon or Gboard settings icon (gear icon) on the keyboard.

Tap on the icon and navigate to "Voice typing."

Ensure the toggle for "Use voice typing" is switched on.

2. Microphone Permission Verification:

Open your device's Settings app.

Locate "Apps" or "Applications" and search for "Gboard" or "Google Keyboard."

Tap on "Gboard" and then select "Permissions."

Verify that "Microphone" access is enabled.

3. Double-Checking Privacy Settings (if applicable):

Some devices might have additional privacy settings that control microphone access.

Navigate to "Security and privacy" or similar settings on your device.

Look for options related to "Privacy," "App permissions," or "Controls and alerts."

Ensure microphone access is granted for Gboard.

4. Clearing Gboard's App Cache:

In your Settings app, locate "Apps" or "Applications" and find "Gboard."

Tap on "Gboard" and then select "Storage."

Choose "Clear cache" to remove temporary app data that might be causing issues.

5. Exploring Safe Mode (Optional):

Booting your device in Safe Mode temporarily disables third-party apps.

If Voice Typing works in Safe Mode, a conflicting app might be the culprit.

Restart your device normally and try identifying the problematic app to uninstall it.

6. Resetting App Preferences (Caution):

This resets all app permissions and configurations to defaults.

Go to Settings and navigate to "Apps" or "Applications."

Tap the three dots in the top right corner and select "Reset app preferences."

Proceed with caution, as this will affect all apps on your device.

7. Updating Gboard App:

Outdated apps can sometimes have permission glitches.

Open the Google Play Store app.

Search for "Gboard" and check if an update is available.

If so, tap "Update" to install the latest version.

By systematically following these steps, you should be able to identify the permission issue and successfully enable Voice Typing on your Android device.