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It's also in the Tips app, which prompts via notifications to learn about new features in iOS after an upgrade. You can ignore it, or you can let it walk you th
by heartbreak 7y ago
It's also in the Tips app, which prompts via notifications to learn about new features in iOS after an upgrade. You can ignore it, or you can let it walk you through the changes to your device.
- marcus_holmes 7y agoyeah, but who has time? Tips will spend 5 mins walking you through how to change the preferred colour scheme for the Weather app, when what I want to do right now is answer the phone. Then, 2 months later, I want to change the colour scheme in the Weather app. Can I remember how? Or even remember where I saw to do that? Or even find the right tip? Obviously not...
- heartbreak 7y agoThe grandparent asked if this was supposed to be discoverable and the answer is no, Apple does not expect you to discover it. If you want to learn about it, it’s in the Tips app (that they prompt you to use). Not wanting to use the Tips app seems like a personal issue.
- Aeolun 7y agoHow about they just don’t mess with functionality that has been working that way since literally the first version of iOS?
- marcus_holmes 7y agoIf it is a personal issue, it's because it's a bad solution to the problem. It doesn't provide the information I need when I need it, and provides irrelevant information most of the time. I'm the customer. If your customer has a personal issue with your product, that's your problem, not theirs. I'm not holding the phone wrong!
- hnspirit 7y agoThis seems like a huge excuse for not wanting to learn. Things will continue to change, and either you can learn or be left behind.