A LOT of people telling me that Lumos and Nox doesn't work for them... Apparently, if you change your phone's region to United Kingdom, it will work (you could of course set it right back after). Give it a try if this tip isn't working for you.
I’ve found the issue. It’s not whether Siri is set to UK or US or whoever, it’s how you start Siri. It won’t work if you hold down the multi-use button to summon Siri. You have to have “listening for Hey Siri!” Enabled and say “Hey Siri, Lumos” YOU CAN ALSO SAY “Hey Siri, Accio ‘Instagram’” and it’ll open Instagram or whatever app you say in ‘ ‘
As someone who is made many computer training videos and a harsh critic of many who do, I’d really like to thank you for doing a well thought out, clearly, concise and well paced presentation. The contact is excellent too!👍
I appreciate the way you described each feature without actually activating Siri. I wish people that did videos about Alexa’s features would follow the same protocol.
A siri command I use often is "remind me at work to do whatever I need to do" so when I arrive at work I get a reminder to do what I told siri. Very useful for me.
Hey Siri. Tell this guy this is such a great video. My therapist told me I need to develop better communication skills, this has helped so much! Thank you, I started using these immediately.
Since I have “cut the wire” and am using RUclipsTV on my AppleTV, I can simply say “Hey Siri, pause the TV,” or if I’m refilling a drink in the kitchen and have missed something I can say “Hey Siri, jump back 30 seconds on the TV” and it does so. Quite an awesome hands free tip.
Siri is greatly underused and yet it’s so versatile. One of my favourite uses is to ask “Siri what movies are showing at the moment” to check the local showtimes and get a rundown of movie options and even provides and plays the film trailers instantly. Tip: If you have misplaced your board game dice. “Siri roll a dice” and get the result as if you had rolled the dice yourself. Works for coin flipping also “Siri flip a coin”.
@@ProperHonestTech Thank you for the reply. If you have no objection I'd like to know the product details for your desk lamp, which is not detailed within your showcased desk setup products, as I'm looking for a similar harmonious desk lamp.
@@JonSawer No worries - it’s from IKEA, it’s called the Tertial lamp. Very cheap, and I’ve simply fitted mine with a Hue bulb to have it work with my office Hue system (the bulb cost twice as much as the lamp)
I got a call from my 93 year old father. He was lost in Indianapolis due to a construction detour. I told him that all he had to do was say “Hey Siri, let’s go home.” Disaster averted.
I totally agree! This has to be one one of the best videos I have ever heard for years. Lot of people tent to speak faster always trying to cover more that their time they and allowed to missing some pointers and have to go back several times.
When doing a task and I have something else to do in 36 mins, I just ask Siri to set a timer for 36 minutes and then I can focus on the task at hand. Also when following a recipe and I need the measurements in grams instead of ounces I simply ask Siri to convert the amount while my hands are full.
Siri saves me so much time, I can ask Siri to remind me when to get washing out of the machine, and if I’m making the evening meal, I just ask her to remind me when I need to do different parts of the prep… then go back to RUclips.
First of all, I appreciate Siri more than I have in the past. Thanks for that. Secondly, Lumos and Nox will be getting a lot of use from me for a long time.
I know for myself that for years I moved away from asking Siri anything because the answer was always the same “here’s what I found on the web”, for pretty much anything. Useless. But it has come so far, so fast, it’s very useful now. I use it almost exclusively now over Alexa. Thanks for this vid, I didn’t know it did this much more. 🇨🇦👍🏼
As a new iPhone user (iPhone 13 Pro Max) this video has been extremely helpful and informative. I really like the “down to business” tips where it’s straight to the point without a lot of unnecessary dialogue. Thank you!
I’m sure I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, I find your video very useful and I enjoy them. They’ve really helped to make my devices more productive and practical. Great job!!!
I just found your channel and after listening I quickly subscribed. Reason being being is you take your time and don’t rush through. So much better to slow down so we can understand. Thank you.
Thank you for the tips! The LUMOS/NOX works great in the USA (California anyway) not sure why other people here say it doesn’t work! I use Siri all the time to play music on my HomePod minis. It’s easy to say “Play country music from 1980 (etc. just pick the type of music you like and any other detail you include and boom - it plays!. I also use it to set timers, especially when cooking. I also use it all the time to open apps - its so much easier than digging through my cluttered Home Screen! I use it all the time for information on people, places (while I’m driving with Car Play) and so much more. Excellent video, much appreciated!
Another outstanding video. Great job with the delivery and bonus for includes chapters. I used to ignore Siri but have realized how valuable Siri is and how easy it is to use. Mostly I use Siri to get sports scores, weather updates and occasionally set up reminders.
If you are listening to a song or a podcast, you can tell Siri to skip forward or skip back for a specific time period. For example, hey Siri, skip forward 20 seconds. hey Siri, skip back 20 seconds. I’m not sure if it works with every single app. But it’s a cool feature. Thank you for this video.
I like the bill idea and percentages , I have used Siri for the song name for a long time I love that feature. Siri does tons of other things too. I’m sure tutorials are out there. I think sending texts is a huge one for those who don’t like to type like some senior citizens who can’t see well and Siri will read the reply texts back too, this feature has been around for a long time. Always love seeing new features or tricks
Oh, thank God, an English guy speaking clearly and concisely, unlike American presentations that are always on a words per minute bonus. Well done, and thanks for the tips ;)
You can change the speed of videos on youtube. Look for the little cog that indicates settings. You can slow down fast American speakers if that helps - I speed up many videos.
OMG. You’re a GENIUS. BRILLIANCE!!! Thank you!!! Love the “Set brightness to 25.” or “Torch off.” My contribution: Have Siri compute arithmetic for quick calculations. Again, THANK YOU!!!
Setting reminders, alarms, turning them off.. and the indispensable use is in youtube while showering to skip a video or go back to a previous song for example, also to skip the ad.. thanks for the video
Hi! I usually use the: - Hey Siri, set up an X minutes timer - Hey Siri, call X (name) on speaker - Hey Siri, text X (name), 'whatever I want to tell them' - Hey Siri, save my parking spot (and Siri will pin your car's location on the map, given that you are in the car while giving the command)
Great video. I use Siri most when driving and can’t use my phone. When someone has sent me a text message, I get a Siri to read it to me and then reply it for me. It works very well.
Yeah, and not one “go ahead and” as in: “I’m just gonna go ahead and…..” . Remember, the introduction is in inverse proportion to the usefulness of the video.
These tips are so useful. Thanks! It would help to know the equivalents in American English, where they differ. Torch vs flashlight, for example. Just found your channel tonight and subscribed right away. You're the most efficient iPhone whisperer I've come across.
When you said torch, I’m thinking that would be cool for flashlight. It took me a second to realize they are the same thing. My hubby struggles to find the button. Thank you.
Thanks for all these Tips and Tricks! I have one that is not SIRI, but a great iPhone feature. It's to add the magnifier onto your control scenter. It's perfect for reading fine print on restaurant menus, prescription bottles, etc. Great for us seniors with poor eyesight.
Thanks for your very useful videos. Siri can also tell you the state of your connected devices battery states. Say “Siri, how’s my phone battery?”, or “Siri, how’s my watch battery?” if you have an Apple Watch, or “Siri, how’s my headphone battery?”. In fact it works with most bluetooth connected devices.
Just found your channel- good work. One thing that drives us buggy about Siri is you ask a question and, rather than the answer, Siri merely serves up a list of a dozen or so websites. Any workaround so I just can get the question answered without reading War & Peace?
What a well produced, clear video! I have a border collie and walk a lot and listen to the radio all the time using my EarPods. Siri is very useful for controlling the radio - "Louder", "Quieter", "Pause", "Play". But Siri won't start a programme. I also love it when I say "Siri", and wait. After a second or two, Siri will come back with "uh-huh?" It's very friendly and gentle.
I constantly ask Siri for information about a subject and she always replies that she can’t find any information. I then repeat the request but preface it with “do a google search for” she then provides the requested information without fail. Siri should automatically do a web search for information without being instructed to do so. I was unaware of many of your tips, thanks.
Has anyone noticed her responses are more like, “hmm?”, “mmhmm?” I actually LOL’d! Thank you for this video, I learned a LOT more about what Siri does. Much love to all in oneness!
@@laurasoftheart connect your iPhone with your cars Bluetooth, when you reach your destination and are ready to head back to the car, just ask Siri “where’s my car”?
@@tinainnca it’s the last known location your phone was connected to your cars Bluetooth. If you have your home address saved you can also ask Siri to “take me home”!
As a follower, I am thankful for your continued great videos and I do count on you to improve my usage of the features on my phone. Very grateful and appreciative.
Hi thanks for a very informative video. I mainly use Siri for a shopping list in Reminders. I add items as I use them up then add items to my online shopping. Siri is also useful for doing crossword puzzles.
@@ProperHonestTech asking Siri how to spell certain words or asking for the answer to any general knowledge questions like “what is the capital of a country?”
Another way to take a screenshot, which I’ve found invaluable since getting my Amazon Renewed XS, is by double tapping the back of my iPhone. You set it up as follows: Settings, Accessibility, Touch, Back Tap, Double Tap, Screenshot. It even works through my Pop Socket, and has stopped me accidentally either locking my iPhone or changing its volume. Doesn’t work on Mum’s iPhone 7, so guessing it’s just iPhones with Face ID/no Home button.
This is excellent. Thank you at last for well constructed comment and an excellent pace of delivery. I wish American presenters would follow this example.
Just great! When your age is 82 years old we need all the help we can get and I found this be informative and I have subscribed and look forward to more of your input
Very good,turned Siri off weeks ago,but yes I darkened my phone by mistake,and spent ages trying to put it right….Now Siri will stay thanks to your video just now….
A LOT of people telling me that Lumos and Nox doesn't work for them... Apparently, if you change your phone's region to United Kingdom, it will work (you could of course set it right back after). Give it a try if this tip isn't working for you.
Lumos and Nox work fine for me and my region is set to United States.
I'm on 15.5 beta 3, so maybe they've updated it to include other regions.
I'm in Australia and it worked for me too. I'm on 15.4.1
Works in Canada. 15.4.1 on an iPhone SE.
I’ve found the issue. It’s not whether Siri is set to UK or US or whoever, it’s how you start Siri.
It won’t work if you hold down the multi-use button to summon Siri.
You have to have “listening for Hey Siri!” Enabled and say “Hey Siri, Lumos”
YOU CAN ALSO SAY
“Hey Siri, Accio ‘Instagram’” and it’ll open Instagram or whatever app you say in ‘ ‘
It worked for me. My region is Canada. But I had to say Lumos a few times to be understood.
As someone who is made many computer training videos and a harsh critic of many who do, I’d really like to thank you for doing a well thought out, clearly, concise and well paced presentation. The contact is excellent too!👍
I really appreciate the calm, relaxed presentation.
@@peterkelly8357 my iphone S6dont wana open it shows the reboot thing
I cant switch it off what can i do
I couldn’t agree more!!😊
Shut up
Setting the benchmark for presentation, clarity and content for all other RUclipsrs. Nice one.
Thank you, that's extremely kind of you.
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
Thank you for speaking slowly enough for us beginners to keep up. Great info to know.
I appreciate the way you described each feature without actually activating Siri. I wish people that did videos about Alexa’s features would follow the same protocol.
A siri command I use often is "remind me at work to do whatever I need to do" so when I arrive at work I get a reminder to do what I told siri. Very useful for me.
Yes! I use this feature when I’m headed to a particular store, say Walmart or my favorite grocery store to not forget an item
Hey Siri. Tell this guy this is such a great video. My therapist told me I need to develop better communication skills, this has helped so much! Thank you, I started using these immediately.
Love that!
Since I have “cut the wire” and am using RUclipsTV on my AppleTV, I can simply say “Hey Siri, pause the TV,” or if I’m refilling a drink in the kitchen and have missed something I can say “Hey Siri, jump back 30 seconds on the TV” and it does so. Quite an awesome hands free tip.
Wankers , bonkers and yonkers
Siri is greatly underused and yet it’s so versatile. One of my favourite uses is to ask “Siri what movies are showing at the moment” to check the local showtimes and get a rundown of movie options and even provides and plays the film trailers instantly. Tip: If you have misplaced your board game dice. “Siri roll a dice” and get the result as if you had rolled the dice yourself. Works for coin flipping also “Siri flip a coin”.
I’ve used ‘Siri, flip a coin’ to make an important life decision more times than I’d care to admit.
I always use Siri to see what nba teams are playing during the day, and also use Siri to keep up on the standings of the teams throughout the season
@@ProperHonestTech Thank you for the reply. If you have no objection I'd like to know the product details for your desk lamp, which is not detailed within your showcased desk setup products, as I'm looking for a similar harmonious desk lamp.
@@JonSawer No worries - it’s from IKEA, it’s called the Tertial lamp. Very cheap, and I’ve simply fitted mine with a Hue bulb to have it work with my office Hue system (the bulb cost twice as much as the lamp)
Siri is great for Dad Jokes, "Siri, tell me a joke"
I got a call from my 93 year old father. He was lost in Indianapolis due to a construction detour. I told him that all he had to do was say “Hey Siri, let’s go home.” Disaster averted.
It's great to hear when technology like this truly works 'in real life' and makes a difference.
This video is life-changing for me. I have shared it with all my low vision friends. Thank you so very much.
That’s AMAZING to hear! I’m so glad you’ve found the content so helpful 🙂
That’s an excellent video. Well-structured, clear, not rushed and to the point. I thought I had a reasonable grasp of Siri … clearly I didn’t.
I totally agree!
This has to be one one of the best videos I have ever heard for years.
Lot of people tent to speak faster always trying to cover more that their time they and allowed to missing some pointers and have to go back several times.
@@isidronajar9051 Sometimes if it seems the person is talking too fast , I slow the speed from normal to . 75% and it helps.
Like this type of content for the features directed more towards accessibility, not a lot of big tech RUclipsrs do that. Props!
When doing a task and I have something else to do in 36 mins, I just ask Siri to set a timer for 36 minutes and then I can focus on the task at hand. Also when following a recipe and I need the measurements in grams instead of ounces I simply ask Siri to convert the amount while my hands are full.
Siri saves me so much time, I can ask Siri to remind me when to get washing out of the machine, and if I’m making the evening meal, I just ask her to remind me when I need to do different parts of the prep… then go back to RUclips.
First of all, I appreciate Siri more than I have in the past. Thanks for that. Secondly, Lumos and Nox will be getting a lot of use from me for a long time.
I know for myself that for years I moved away from asking Siri anything because the answer was always the same “here’s what I found on the web”, for pretty much anything. Useless. But it has come so far, so fast, it’s very useful now. I use it almost exclusively now over Alexa. Thanks for this vid, I didn’t know it did this much more. 🇨🇦👍🏼
As a new iPhone user (iPhone 13 Pro Max) this video has been extremely helpful and informative. I really like the “down to business” tips where it’s straight to the point without a lot of unnecessary dialogue. Thank you!
You’ll love your iPhone 13 pro max . I’ve had mine a couple of years and find it has many helpful features .
Another great review! I’ve watched all your videos, and I now have become a power user! Keep up the excellent work my man
I just love those videos, they are very clean (good cameras, scenarios and effects) and with a very good content. Thanks a lot for them
Thank you, I'm really glad you appreciate them.
I’m sure I’ve said it before but I’ll say it again, I find your video very useful and I enjoy them. They’ve really helped to make my devices more productive and practical. Great job!!!
I just found your channel and after listening I quickly subscribed. Reason being being is you take your time and don’t rush through. So much better to slow down so we can understand. Thank you.
Thank you; information delivered in a concise, clear and useable manner. You are awesome and the content is so relevant for apple techies.
Thank you for the tips! The LUMOS/NOX works great in the USA (California anyway) not sure why other people here say it doesn’t work! I use Siri all the time to play music on my HomePod minis. It’s easy to say “Play country music from 1980 (etc. just pick the type of music you like and any other detail you include and boom - it plays!. I also use it to set timers, especially when cooking. I also use it all the time to open apps - its so much easier than digging through my cluttered Home Screen! I use it all the time for information on people, places (while I’m driving with Car Play) and so much more. Excellent video, much appreciated!
I’m so glad to hear someone in the US got the Lumos and Nox to work! I really couldn’t understand why Apple would Region lock it!
Lumos and Nox not working in Australia. Haven’t tried switching to U.K. setting. PS love this video. Have shared it with Facebook friends.
@@ProperHonestTech It worked for me in Ohio.
Another outstanding video. Great job with the delivery and bonus for includes chapters.
I used to ignore Siri but have realized how valuable Siri is and how easy it is to use. Mostly I use Siri to get sports scores, weather updates and occasionally set up reminders.
If you are listening to a song or a podcast, you can tell Siri to skip forward or skip back for a specific time period. For example, hey Siri, skip forward 20 seconds. hey Siri, skip back 20 seconds. I’m not sure if it works with every single app. But it’s a cool feature. Thank you for this video.
I like the bill idea and percentages , I have used Siri for the song name for a long time I love that feature. Siri does tons of other things too. I’m sure tutorials are out there. I think sending texts is a huge one for those who don’t like to type like some senior citizens who can’t see well and Siri will read the reply texts back too, this feature has been around for a long time. Always love seeing new features or tricks
Oh, thank God, an English guy speaking clearly and concisely, unlike American presentations that are always on a words per minute bonus. Well done, and thanks for the tips ;)
You can change the speed of videos on youtube. Look for the little cog that indicates settings. You can slow down fast American speakers if that helps - I speed up many videos.
I cannot believe how happy I am that I found your channel! I am sharing it with all my friends who have iPhones
Thank you again for teaching us to get the most out of our devices, it’s just brilliant!
Previously, I’m not a Siri user until now and I am amazed how helpful it is and continue to learn from you. Thanks
Best useful tips and tricks video on RUclips.
Instead of me saying “hey Siri, what is this song” I say “Hey Siri, Shazam”.
OMG. You’re a GENIUS. BRILLIANCE!!! Thank you!!! Love the “Set brightness to 25.” or “Torch off.” My contribution: Have Siri compute arithmetic for quick calculations. Again, THANK YOU!!!
Has a new Iphone owner I didn’t realise there was so much to an iPhone ,thanks for helping me find things I’ll never Realise they were there.
I often take naps in the middle of the day. So I would ask Siri to "set alarm at ..." and "switch on do not disturb" :)
What a very good video , I wish every video was this good,informative, clear and concise
Thank you!
I’m a huge Harry Potter fanatic, and a huge Apple nerd, and I did not know about Lumos being used to turn on the torch. This is so much fun.
This is great information! I was particularly delighted by the splitting the bill tip. I will use that often going forward.
I ALWAYS lose my phone in the house so I'm constantly yelling "Siri, where are you?" And she so politely says, "Here I am!"
Setting reminders, alarms, turning them off.. and the indispensable use is in youtube while showering to skip a video or go back to a previous song for example, also to skip the ad.. thanks for the video
Oh my grandma loves the Lumos and Nox - these videos are excellent as I learn all about my new iPhone - love Siri
Great episode, thanks, for me “setting timers” are a huge help to ensure I don’t forget something while I am preoccupied.
Hi! I usually use the:
- Hey Siri, set up an X minutes timer
- Hey Siri, call X (name) on speaker
- Hey Siri, text X (name), 'whatever I want to tell them'
- Hey Siri, save my parking spot (and Siri will pin your car's location on the map, given that you are in the car while giving the command)
Cool!
I use "Hey Siri, X minutes" for a timer
@@towhom78 Funny enough, you can just say “X minutes” and you’ll still get a timer
The maps app automatically puts a pin of the car location when Bluetooth disconnects
@@CJT3X If the car one uses has Bluetooth. Sadly, mine doesn’t ! 🙇
Thank you for helping me to increase my understanding of the iPhone and its broad capabilities.
Great video. I use Siri most when driving and can’t use my phone. When someone has sent me a text message, I get a Siri to read it to me and then reply it for me. It works very well.
I m so happy to find this tutorial. It's working for me. Thank you for sharing
Thank you for your video. Love the content and how you deliver it.
OMG Thanks for the "Lumos and Nox" trick!!!!
At last, an English bloke speaking English. No “hey guys, what’s up?” Fantastic. Thank you.
Yeah, the “Hey guys what’s up” approach to RUclips really isn’t me… glad you appreciate the content 👍🏻
Yeah, and not one “go ahead and” as in: “I’m just gonna go ahead and…..” . Remember, the introduction is in inverse proportion to the usefulness of the video.
Agree. It really irritates when a service person in a restaurant comes over to your table and says “How’s it going guys?!”
So very helpful! Thanks so much! Clear, concise and useful. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
These tips are so useful. Thanks! It would help to know the equivalents in American English, where they differ. Torch vs flashlight, for example. Just found your channel tonight and subscribed right away. You're the most efficient iPhone whisperer I've come across.
Torch works in the US too
When you said torch, I’m thinking that would be cool for flashlight. It took me a second to realize they are the same thing. My hubby struggles to find the button. Thank you.
Thanks for all these Tips and Tricks! I have one that is not SIRI, but a great iPhone feature. It's to add the magnifier onto your control scenter. It's perfect for reading fine print on restaurant menus, prescription bottles, etc. Great for us seniors with poor eyesight.
Thanks for your very useful videos. Siri can also tell you the state of your connected devices battery states. Say “Siri, how’s my phone battery?”, or “Siri, how’s my watch battery?” if you have an Apple Watch, or “Siri, how’s my headphone battery?”. In fact it works with most bluetooth connected devices.
Well done . Good speed on presentation
Just found your channel- good work. One thing that drives us buggy about Siri is you ask a question and, rather than the answer, Siri merely serves up a list of a dozen or so websites. Any workaround so I just can get the question answered without reading War & Peace?
What a well produced, clear video! I have a border collie and walk a lot and listen to the radio all the time using my EarPods. Siri is very useful for controlling the radio - "Louder", "Quieter", "Pause", "Play". But Siri won't start a programme. I also love it when I say "Siri", and wait. After a second or two, Siri will come back with "uh-huh?" It's very friendly and gentle.
Such a great video. Thank you very much!
I constantly ask Siri for information about a subject and she always replies that she can’t find any information. I then repeat the request but preface it with “do a google search for” she then provides the requested information without fail. Siri should automatically do a web search for information without being instructed to do so. I was unaware of many of your tips, thanks.
Thank you I know nothing about I phones so I find your podcasts very very helpful
Awesome! Had no idea Siri could do all this. I tried the Lumos and Nox, worked great here in the USA. Now if I can just remember them, they are handy
Absolutely spot on! Thank you for that fantastic tutorial, I had no idea.
Learned a lot about Siri. Also learned that “torch” is the British word for “flashlight”.
And Australian
_Technically_ flashlight is the American word for torch. But it is a good video.
(Distant sounds of me running for cover).
Thanks for the clear explanations of how to use Siri😊
Has anyone noticed her responses are more like, “hmm?”, “mmhmm?” I actually LOL’d! Thank you for this video, I learned a LOT more about what Siri does. Much love to all in oneness!
Brilliant video!
I just found this channel in my feed a few minutes ago and subscribed right away!
That’s awesome, thanks for the sub, I hope you continue to enjoy the content!
Thank you so much! What an excellent video. I'm going to use so many of these!!
Wow! These are super useful! Thanks 😊
This was awesome! I just got my iPhone 14 and had no idea Siri could do all of this You made my day!
Wow ty. Some I knew but some I didn't. Brilliant video and I'm glad that u popped up and I found ur channel.
very nice videos. not overly fast, pausing not needed and very relaxing voice. Thanks!
For the ones that don’t remember where your car is parked. You can ask Siri “where is my car”
How does siri find your car?
That’s crazy, I just tried it, and it gave me my address. How does it know?!
@@laurasoftheart connect your iPhone with your cars Bluetooth, when you reach your destination and are ready to head back to the car, just ask Siri “where’s my car”?
@@tinainnca it’s the last known location your phone was connected to your cars Bluetooth.
If you have your home address saved you can also ask Siri to “take me home”!
@@MrDj861 that is fantastic, trying it today! Where do you add your home location in your phone?
Great video! I hardly knew any of those tricks!!!
As a follower, I am thankful for your continued great videos and I do count on you to improve my usage of the features on my phone. Very grateful and appreciative.
Excellent video of the helpful ways Siri can help make your life better. Thank you and I am now a subscriber. I will look at past content to catch up.
Hi thanks for a very informative video. I mainly use Siri for a shopping list in Reminders. I add items as I use them up then add items to my online shopping. Siri is also useful for doing crossword puzzles.
How are you using Siri with crosswords?
@@ProperHonestTech asking Siri how to spell certain words or asking for the answer to any general knowledge questions like “what is the capital of a country?”
Thank you. Excellent tutorial.
Excellent, excellent video! Thanks
Another way to take a screenshot, which I’ve found invaluable since getting my Amazon Renewed XS, is by double tapping the back of my iPhone.
You set it up as follows: Settings, Accessibility, Touch, Back Tap, Double Tap, Screenshot.
It even works through my Pop Socket, and has stopped me accidentally either locking my iPhone or changing its volume.
Doesn’t work on Mum’s iPhone 7, so guessing it’s just iPhones with Face ID/no Home button.
I had no clue! Thanks for this.
Great tip. I set triple tap to torch. Thanks a million.
Yeah, discovered double tap recently... but then I forget all about it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
So happy I found you! I learned more about my phone in last couple days than I have in last seven years. 🙏
That’s amazing to hear, thank you!
The only issue I have is that there are so many features I have I have trouble remembering them all. I need a cheat sheet haha
This is excellent. Thank you at last for well constructed comment and an excellent pace of delivery. I wish American presenters would follow this example.
I’ve got into another series of these vids on RUclips, so I wasn’t gonna click on this. Halfway in I’m glad I did.
I’m glad you’re glad! 👍🏻
This is awesome. Thanks
My relationship with Siri just got closer - my wife thinks I spend more time with Siri than I do with her.. lol - Your videos are the best - Thank You
This was great! Thanks
Awesome! Especially helpful for this senior.
Glad it was helpful!
Just great! When your age is 82 years old we need all the help we can get and I found this be informative and I have subscribed and look forward to more of your input
The “how many days until...” command is a handy feature for me. ☺️👍
These were great!
Brilliant helpful video, thanks so much! 😁
I learned so much, thank you. I especially love the screenshot and split the bill features.
Thank you! This information is freaking fantastic! I just purchased my iPhone 13 and my focus has always been on what Siri can do… Amazing!
Very good,turned Siri off weeks ago,but yes I darkened my phone by mistake,and spent ages trying to put it right….Now Siri will stay thanks to your video just now….
Awesome information!
This is now my all-time favorite video on using Siri!!!
Thank you so much!!!
Wow. HP fans are really delighted with this Siri update!
Only avada kedrava doesn’t work on Putin yet…
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