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Doesn't work for me. I get this: >There's already a [number] minute timer. Replace? Confirm/Cancel Running iOS 16.1, so unless they added this feature in the
by neurobama 3y ago
Doesn't work for me. I get this:
>There's already a [number] minute timer. Replace? Confirm/Cancel
Running iOS 16.1, so unless they added this feature in the last few months I'm not sure why we'd see different results.
edit: Perhaps you're using HomePod? Apparently Siri on HomePod supports multiple timers, while Siri on iPhone does not. Goofy.
- nneonneo 3y agoMy Apple Watch supports multiple timers, and yet my iPhone does not (iOS 16.4.1). I mean, I guess a watch is supposed to be for telling time or whatever, but this is just a weird feature omission…
- jamiek88 3y agosiri definitely has multiple timers. BUT you can only have two though and it only works on Apple Watch and HomePods. I know, right? Also a little known hack to set a timer you don’t have to say the whole thing just press the Siri button or say hey siri ‘n minutes’ and it will set a timer for n minutes.