# 🎙️ Is Our Voice Getting Lost in Our Phones?
Speech-to-Text on many Android devices is still a major challenge—especially for Persian, regional accents, or noisy environments.
When apps like Copilot or other smart assistants fail to hear us properly, users often assume “the app is broken,” when in reality, the issue lies in the speech recognition engine itself.
## 🔍 Quick Breakdown:
- Google Speech API struggles with Persian and non-standard accents
- Most Android phones rely on online-only processing
- Apps depend on input quality—not just AI intelligence
## 💡 So what’s the fix?
- Use trainable engines like Microsoft Speech
- Build custom apps with local models
- Or maybe... a tiny Copilot that learns our accent 😄
But let’s be honest: Microsoft doesn’t make phones anymore, and Google might listen—or might not.
Meanwhile, this widespread issue keeps hurting app ratings, even when the app itself isn’t to blame.
> ⭐ Low ratings aren’t just a technical problem—they’re a missed opportunity for more human-centered design.
If you’ve faced similar issues, I’d love to hear your experience.
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