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My worst pet peeve is seeing someone put a phone in their pocket with the screen still on. So the first thing I do on any phone is make sure that when I turn it
by INTPenis 3y ago
My worst pet peeve is seeing someone put a phone in their pocket with the screen still on. So the first thing I do on any phone is make sure that when I turn it off, it remains off, until a call or until I turn it back on.
This is common sense to me, but unfortunately most people use default settings.
- SoftTalker 3y agoI reflexively click the button to lock the phone before I put it in my pocket, but iOS has some impossible-to-disable shortcuts that work even when the screen is locked, such as activating the camera. Several times I've pulled my phone out to see that the camera is on. I've got no idea why this is possible with the phone "locked" but I've searched for a way to disable it and there doesn't seem to be one.
- Tyr42 3y agoAndroid has double tap power to turn on camera (at least pixel does) and it's super handy for us. My wife might be holding my phone and want to take a picture of the kid and me, and this works without needing to type in the passcode or borrow my finger.
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