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> Apple has never had a dedicated Siri button. Sure it does. Right side button, hold it and it triggers siri. Single click locks unlocks the phone. This is ide
by perryizgr8 6y ago
> Apple has never had a dedicated Siri button.
Sure it does. Right side button, hold it and it triggers siri. Single click locks unlocks the phone. This is identical to how the unlock/Bixby button works on Samsung.
- iainmerrick 6y agoThat’s optional, and opt-in -- it asks you during phone setup whether to enable Siri. It does try to nudge you into enabling it, but if someone kept pressing that button and invoking Siri accidentally, they could open Settings and search for “siri” to disable it, which I think is reasonably discoverable.
- perryizgr8 6y agoBixby is also optional. You can disable the key trigger from the settings, exactly like iphone.
- totalZero 6y agoDepends what phone. S8 for example had a Bixby button that could not be disabled.
- morsch 6y agoOn my S10, there is a seperate Bixby button on the left side, so it's not shared with the unlock button. The best thing about the Bixby button is that I can freely remap it with third party applications, meaning I have a dedicated, customizable, physical button, something all phones should have.