Tick Enable the dictation keyword phrase and change it to Heyįor While Using - leave it as Any Applicationįor Perform - select Open Finder Items - navigate to Applications folder and select the Siri App - click Open This is actually in the Keyboard Preferences so when this is finished, go back to Dictation in Accessibilty.Ģ. If options are greyed out you may have to enable Enhanced Dictation in Dictation Preferences and wait for it to download and install. Go to apple menu -> System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Dictation Then you can turn on this feature as follows:ġ. Let's say I want to activate it just by saying "Hey Siri" instead. Let's say I don't want to click the icon to activate it. I have an android phone so it is not going to affect me (or as MLVC points out below, even if you do have an iPhone and don't want such interference you can change it to something else instead like "Hello Siri" - it just has to be at least two words).Ĭurrently by default you have to click the icon to activate Siri. Well I don’t have an iPhone so I don’t care about that. Apple might not have done it because they think it might interfere with nearby iPhones. So far apple have not enabled voice command Hey Siri activation for a mac with Sierra - which is disappointing since if we have Siri, why not? There should be nothing stopping it.
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