532: Choose the guideline that best matches each feature

Spotify inserts similar songs immediately below the user’s selection while keeping all other recommendations unchanged.

Apple Music asks users to select preferred music genres, allowing the system to provide personalized recommendations.

Google Maps requests explicit feedback from the user about the quality of its directions, every few navigation sessions.

Windows Copilot allows users to select a conversation style.

The keyboard suggests more than one gender when typing a pronoun starting with the letter “h.”

Google Search displays nearby showtimes when users search for movies.

Gmail allows the user to switch the automated classification by clicking the arrow by each email.

Apple Maps shows the route to your parked car when you reopen the app after a while.

Google Photos labels pets as “important cats and dogs” to reflect their special status.

Copilot in PowerPoint provides an introductory blurb and suggests a list of intended use cases when onboarding users.

Amazon.com allows users to manually access additional product recommendations via the “Recommended for You” menu.

Apple Health reminds the user to check and reconfirm their Health settings on iPhone.

Apple Music uses confident language

Outlook remembers your recent interactions with people and displays them when you are addressing a new email

Instagram allows users to easily hide or report suggested ads by tapping the ellipses at the top right of the ad.

Netflix shows an explanation based on user behavior—in this case, the user’s viewing history.

Amazon.com asks users about their preferences explicitly.

Microsoft Office givies an overview of the latest features and updates, including updates to AI features.