3 ms·
This doesn't change the fact that she has to talk out loud. I don't like to take personal calls at work, either. I usually go out into the hall or somewhere mor
by joebadmo 15y ago
This doesn't change the fact that she has to talk out loud. I don't like to take personal calls at work, either. I usually go out into the hall or somewhere more private. I don't think this is rare behavior.
- neild 15y agoIt doesn't talk out loud if you hold the phone up to your ear. To use Siri with minimal noise (aside from your own speech): Push the power button to turn on the screen. Hold the phone to your ear. Wait for the be-beep sound, played quietly through the ears-only speaker. Speak. Keep the phone against your ear. Siri will respond through the ears-only speaker.
- bretthoerner 15y agoThat's exactly what the parent said he doesn't want to do.
- neild 15y agoAha! I misread the parent's "she" as referring to Siri, not as to the person using the phone. Apologies.