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I disabled it mainly for one reason: the ill-conceived placement of the Siri button on the keyboard. I use the keyboard all the time, but I only use Siri from t
by geuis 13y ago
I disabled it mainly for one reason: the ill-conceived placement of the Siri button on the keyboard. I use the keyboard all the time, but I only use Siri from time to time.
When I am trying to type, I shouldn't have to worry about where my left thumb is hitting when I need the ".?123" button.
As far I know, there's no way to keep Siri enabled but to remove that button from the keyboard.
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- sfx 13y agoI'm fairly certain that if you're in the midst of typing and accidentally press that mic "Siri" key on the keyboard, it presses the space bar anyway. I just tried it again and unless I pause my typing and press it, it just normally spaces.
- aashay 13y agoI seem to have the opposite problem. I use Siri/dictation _all the time_ when responding to text messages (because I can talk a lot faster than I can type on an iDevice) and I frequently accidentally hit the international keyboard or .?123 button instead.