I have a HomePod mini in my office and when I say "Siri, turn on the lights" sometimes my phone will prioritize asking Siri over the HomePod. When the HomePod processes the request, it doesn't make a problem because it's in the same room as the devices it turns on. Obviously, if the phone picks it up, it asks me what lights are on. So my question is, is there a way to prioritize Siri requests so the HomePod picks them up.
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