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"I don't know much about this, but when I set Siri up I think it does some voice recognition so that I am the only one who can control the phone." No, as I can
by lightedman 10y ago
"I don't know much about this, but when I set Siri up I think it does some voice recognition so that I am the only one who can control the phone."
No, as I can use my fiance's iPhone and our voices are at least a fifth apart in tone, he has a northern accent, I have southern drawl.
- ZoFreX 10y agoDoes that work for the hands-free activation? The voice lock on Siri doesn't apply to queries once it's activated, only to the activation itself. E.g. if I say "hey Siri" while my phone has its screen off, it wakes up and waits for a query. If my girlfriend (or anyone else) says a query at this point it will respond to it. But if the screen is off and my girlfriend says "hey Siri", nothing happens.
- nkkollaw 10y agoI see. That would still solve the problem the majority of times.
- lightedman 10y ago"Does that work for the hands-free activation?" I don't even need to speak for that to happen. I just bend over with the phone in my back pocket and it wakes up, beeps, waits for me to say something (I say nothing,) boops, then goes "Sorry, I didn't get that."