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I'm not about to try it right now (don't want to mess up my contacts) but I'm pretty sure you can just tell Siri that "suchandsuch is my wife" and she'll update
by eridius 8y ago
I'm not about to try it right now (don't want to mess up my contacts) but I'm pretty sure you can just tell Siri that "suchandsuch is my wife" and she'll update the relevant Contact cards for you.
- dwd 8y agoRight there you highlighted the biggest issue most people have. They're scared to touch or change anything in case they mess something up. All devices need a universal undo so you can change something and easily undo if you get it wrong or you just preferred the old setting. For security you could prompt after a while to make the new settings permanent and delete the snapshot.
- mulletbum 8y agoTalk about a feature my 89 year old grandma will be terrified of.
- dublin 8y agoAnd if you think people are terrified of messing up the iPhone itself, they cower in mortal fear at trying to do anything in iTunes, which is still, a decade on, inexplicably the only way to do many things with an iPhone (like, for instance, back it up if you don't trust your personal info to iCloud...)
- TimTheTinker 8y agoThis is correct. "so-and-so is my wife" => it will update that contact's info (and yours). Then later you can say "text my wife I'm on my way home" and it will. "call me Mister Smith" => it will update your contact's nickname and use that to address you "Take me home" (or to work/etc.) => it will bring up directions in apple maps to the "home" address on your contact
- lloeki 8y agoIf you ask Siri "call my wife" before that, Siri will tell you he doesn't know who your wife is and ask for a contact name, then ask for confirmation, and finally persist the information and proceed with the call.
- jsjohnst 8y agoJane will find it funny if you say “call my wife” and it calls someone else instead I’m sure.