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From what you're describing, it sounds like you're having a very different iPhone experience from the norm. Just curious, what model/iOS do you have? Just a da
by wenc 6y ago
From what you're describing, it sounds like you're having a very different iPhone experience from the norm. Just curious, what model/iOS do you have?
Just a data point: I have an older (2015) iPhone 6s from work that supports opening the camera app in <1s from lock screen.
- m463 6y agoiphone 8 with touch id. I'm not saying it's not fast, I'm saying something else.
- wenc 6y agoHmm, yes I confess I'm not fully understanding. A left swipe from the lock screen to me seems both fast and non-fiddly. You don't need to touch the home button at all. Just hold your phone up (the screen will turn on if you have "Raise to Wake" on -- usually on by default). Then swipe left from the right edge. That's it.
- m463 6y agowell in general my phone will let you click the screen saver button and swipe to get the camera -- when locked. when unlocked you have to look at the screen and miss the shot. Maybe a more concrete example would be: Apple allows apple pay to be a first-class function. You can double-click the home button at any time to access apple pay. Apple has an "accessibility shortcut" for triple clicking the home button. But it's for magnifier. Why wouldn't they allow the phone owner to customize the UI for critical functions like camera from the iphone 1 days?