> The screen actually had pressure sensitivity built into the physical screen and it would respond to a more forceful push into the screen. I am soooo happy th

> The screen actually had pressure sensitivity built into the physical screen and it would respond to a more forceful push into the screen. I am soooo happy this physical feature is gone. Personally, I hated it. I'm still a fan of the SE (give me touchID or death). I still want a touchID phone with more advanced camera capabilities. This feature caused no end of confusion, even as an experienced iOS user. Completely fucked up any software trying to do long press detection. But even after adapting for that, the pressure differential for touching just didn't work.