Yes. I use Siri preferentially for almost every UI task that I can, ranging from alarms to “next song” to sending text messages. These habits were encouraged by

Yes. I use Siri preferentially for almost every UI task that I can, ranging from alarms to “next song” to sending text messages. These habits were encouraged by the pandemic when FaceID was unreliable due to masks, but they also make sense while driving and doing exercise and are often easier than “pull phone out, unlock, find app, painfully type message” in normal circumstances. With AirPods in your ears Siri is even more convenient because you don’t need to take the phone out of your pocket for many tasks. Honestly I’d switch entirely to voice control for most non-reading tasks if I didn’t occasionally have to repeat myself due to transcription inaccuracies or “Hey Siri” failing to wake up the device.