Indicating callers for incoming voice calls on a shared speech-enabled device

A system comprising:

• one or more processors;
• and
• memory storing instructions that, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to be operable to:
• receive an incoming voice call at a shared speech-enabled device that is associated with a plurality of users;
• determine, based on the incoming voice call, a calling number and a called number, the called number being associated with a given user from among the plurality of users that are associated with the shared speech-enabled device, and the calling number being associated with a distinct user that is distinct from each of the plurality of users that are associated with the shared speech-enabled device;
• identify a contact entry for the distinct user that is associated with the calling number;
• and
• in response to identifying the contact entry for the distinct user:
• cause, to be provided for audible output at the shared speech-enabled device, (i) an indication of the given user that is associated with the called number, and (ii) an indication of the contact entry for the distinct user that is associated with the calling number;
• receive audio data that captures a voice command for how to handle the incoming voice call;
• determine, based on processing of the audio data that captures the voice command, whether the voice command was provided by the given user, that is associated with the incoming voice call, or the given additional user;
• in response to determining that the voice command was provided by the given user, that is associated with the incoming voice call, and in response to determining that the voice command indicates a desire to answer the incoming call, answer the incoming call;
• and
• in response to determining that the voice command was provided by the given user, that is associated with the incoming voice call, and in response to determining that the voice command indicates a desire to not answer the incoming call, refrain from answering the incoming call.

A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations, the operations comprising:

• receiving an incoming voice call at a shared speech-enabled device that is associated with a plurality of users;
• determining, based on the incoming voice call, a calling number and a called number, the called number being associated with a given user from among the plurality of users that are associated with the shared speech-enabled device, and the calling number being associated with a distinct user that is distinct from each of the plurality of users that are associated with the shared speech-enabled device;
• identifying a contact entry for the distinct user that is associated with the calling number;
• and
• in response to identifying the contact entry for the distinct user:
• causing, to be provided for audible output at the shared speech-enabled device, (i) an indication of the given user that is associated with the called number, and (ii) an indication of the contact entry for the distinct user that is associated with the calling number;
• receiving audio data that captures a voice command for how to handle the incoming voice call;
• determining, based on processing of the audio data that captures the voice command, whether the voice command was provided by the given user, that is associated with the incoming voice call, or the given additional user;
• in response to determining that the voice command was provided by the given user, that is associated with the incoming voice call, and in response to determining that the voice command indicates a desire to answer the incoming call, answering the incoming call;
• and
• in response to determining that the voice command was provided by the given user, that is associated with the incoming voice call, and in response to determining that the voice command indicates a desire to not answer the incoming call, refraining from answering the incoming call.