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I don't have a ton of experience using Siri, but it seems like it might have issues with time in general. I got an email just yesterday with an invite to a Zoom
by nonameiguess 5y ago
I don't have a ton of experience using Siri, but it seems like it might have issues with time in general. I got an email just yesterday with an invite to a Zoom meeting attached, and I was about to just import the ics file into my Apple Calendar but then I noticed the email had a line saying Siri had detected an event and could do it automatically, which it did, but the listing was 5 hours early and scared my wife when she saw it because she thought I had scheduled something for the middle of the day when she was at work.
I have a lot of trouble understanding how plain text in the email saying 6:00 PM Central Time could have been interpreted as anything other than 6 PM Central Time.
It was also annoying that you apparently can't edit a calendar entry. I had to go to DuckDuckGo to search for how to change the time and you need to click and drag the box containing the event. There is no UI to just type in a time. I guess they did this to be able to deploy an identical app on Mac OS and iOS? Neutering desktop applications so they work better on mobile is an increasingly annoying trend.