Screenshot of the reminder options
A word of caution: these reminders won’t pop up unless you have Google Keep notifications enabled on your phone or Chrome browser.
They also won’t pop up if you don’t have phone code for iceland Google Chrome installed on your device. For example, if you have Microsoft Edge, Safari, or another browser installed. The good thing is, you don’t need to have Chrome open on your device to receive the notifications. But you do need to have Google Keep open and your device should be on. Then you’ll receive a notification like this, at the bottom right of your screen:
So, we wouldn’t recommend Google Keep Reminders as your most bullet-proof alert system if you have something important lined up. But it’s a useful feature to be aware of.
Hope you found this helpful! Google Keep is a useful toolbar for reducing the amount you switch between tabs and tools on your computer to add photos, notes and drawings, but it may not offer the functionality you need for every occasion. Let us know how you get on, and enjoy using Google Keep! Also be sure to check out our ultimate guide to Google Slides blog post for all the best tips and tricks in Google Slides!
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