Google may need a reminder of how reminders are supposed to work. Several users have complained about not being able to set reminders with Google Search. It's a feature that has been disappearing all the time over the past two years.

Android font has received several tips on the subject and is able to confirm that reminders can not be done via Google.com on desktop and mobile platforms. Members of the Google search community have created two discussions to complain about this issue.

Typically, users can send a query to the search engine starting with the words "remind me" and then be prompted to save the reminder to their accounts in Google Calendar.

A "remind me" request now generates the search results

At this point, it does not seem like Google has decided to permanently delete this callback method: the Google Search help pages still indicate that users should be able to create callbacks from web browsers via Google.com .

Android users can set reminders via a text or voice command with the Google app on their devices. However, since iOS users need the help of Google Assistant or Google Calendar to make reminders, having at least one desktop system was a matter of convenience and convenience.

How the feature works on Android

Google has not yet acknowledged the problem regarding support wires. We have contacted the company and will update this story if we have new news.