Memory

Brea remembers facts and preferences that you tell it, so you don’t have to repeat them.

How Brea learns about you

• When you ask. Tell Brea “Remember that my sister’s birthday is June 3.”
• On its own. Brea saves lasting facts from your messages, like where you live or how you like your replies.

Brea remembers only what you say or confirm. Text in an email, a web page, or a file can’t add to Brea’s memory.

Brea doesn’t keep sensitive information, like passwords, codes, account or card numbers, ID numbers, medical diagnoses, or medications. An allergy or a diet is kept, so Brea can keep it in mind.

See what Brea remembers

Open Memory in your settings. It shows what Brea remembers in five groups:

• Limits, like an allergy. Brea always keeps these in mind, even when your message isn’t about them.
• Preferences, like how you like your replies.
• About you, like where you live or who your family is.
• Events, like an upcoming trip.
• Promises, like something you said you would do.

Change what Brea remembers

You can’t add or edit items on the Memory page. To add something or correct it, tell Brea in a message.

To delete an item, click the trash icon next to it on the Memory page and confirm. You can also tell Brea, like “Forget that I live in Denver.”