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This seems different to those examples because it works when the phone is powered off. AFAIK neither pick up nor touching the screen have ever done anything whe
by mcintyre1994 5y ago
This seems different to those examples because it works when the phone is powered off. AFAIK neither pick up nor touching the screen have ever done anything when the phone is powered off, only when it’s asleep.
- FPGAhacker 5y agoYes, exactly. Many of the things I’ve seen mentioned in the comments, such as wake on motion or responding to “hey Siri” are waking from sleep. AFAIK, you can’t power on via motion or hey Siri.
- aroman 5y agoYou can wake from sleep via motion, and presumably from the perspective of the AOP, there isn't really a difference between "turn on" and "wake from sleep".
- 2fast4you 5y agoIt’s still the same AOP coprocessor