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1) person does not like Siri 2) person does not want to use Siri 3) therefore person wants to disable Siri 4) person also has a car and wants to use CarPlay
by weikju 2y ago
1) person does not like Siri
2) person does not want to use Siri
3) therefore person wants to disable Siri
4) person also has a car and wants to use CarPlay
5) CarPlay will NOT work without enabling Siri
3 and 5 are in conflict with each other
- illiac786 2y agoYou sound very condescending, fyi. Just don’t use it. Why is it so important to disable it? It’s similar to saying “I don’t want to use pockets, hence I don’t want any cloth with pockets”. It really feels like you’re fixating a bit on this. Since your have omitted “6/ person returns iPhone and happily goes on with its life”, I assume it’s the least bad option for you still. If you really want the level of detailed control you’re about, take a custom rom on android. It’s more work but it’s possible.
- thunky 2y ago> Just don’t use it. Why is it so important to disable it? They explained this in their post. Seems reasonable to me.
- weikju 2y ago> You sound very condescending, fyi. I don't get this, at least if it relates to my particular reply. Someone seemed to be having trouble understanding the reasoning of someone else and I tried to summarize it. Where's do you get condescending from this?