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Did you try training Siri? (Enable siri text) and then tap it when it says this app not found, and change "offy" to "Authie". After a few times, it should recog
by antipaul 6y ago
Did you try training Siri? (Enable siri text) and then tap it when it says this app not found, and change "offy" to "Authie". After a few times, it should recognize your prompt
- tzs 6y agoI'm not sure what setting that is. I've tried hitting the "tap to edit" thingy to edit the command it head from "open Offie" to "open Authy" several times, and it doesn't seem to really help much. It's not that much of a problem on my phone or iPad, because I can just ask it to open Authenticator (Microsoft's authentication app). When I set up TOTP for a site, I scan the QR code in both. It's on my Apple Watch that it is annoying. Microsoft Authenticator on the watch doesn't do TOTP. It's just for authenticating with Microsoft sites. So on the watch I need to use Authy if I need a TOTP code for a site. On the watch, I don't see any option to edit a command that Siri gets wrong.
- antipaul 6y agoYea “tap to edit” is what I meant. But who knows how many past (mis)recognitions vs manual edits it takes to reform Siri. I’d try to do it each time, hopefully won’t take too long to get it. (On iOS 14, enable Siri - Siri Responses - Always show speech. On previous iOS, Siri is full screen and I think tap to edit is always available.) Not sure about watch. However, I assume it should sync if you enable Siri to sync in iCloud. Settings - your name icon - iCloud - toggle Siri.
- OkGoDoIt 6y agoDo we actually know for a fact this helps? I had always assumed that correcting voice dictation helps on android and iOS, but over the past couple years I’ve been coming to the conclusion it doesn’t actually do anything and we are just assuming these devices are smarter than they really are
- antipaul 6y agoMy personal anecdata is that yes, it does help