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I use an Android phone, my wife uses an iPhone. On my phone, if the screen is black, you press the "power" button to make the screen not-black. On her phone,
by aidenn0 4y ago
I use an Android phone, my wife uses an iPhone. On my phone, if the screen is black, you press the "power" button to make the screen not-black. On her phone, if you pick it up, the screen becomes not-black, and if you then hit the power button (even if the alarm is going off) it locks the screen.
So cue me trying to turn her alarm off while she is in the shower, I pick it up, hit the power button and now have to unlock her phone in order to turn the alarm off. I mostly get it right now, but she's very confused as to why I'm trying to unlock her phone when I should only have to hit "stop"