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Oct 5, 2013 12:51 PM in response to pweiss0408by MartinRudek,I have the same Problems, the support says everything is allright, i delete itunes, i installed ios 7 new, each times, but nothing help...siri can not hear me!!!
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Oct 5, 2013 2:05 PM in response to pweiss0408by MartinRudek,does your siri works today? because your post is 5 days ago? when yes, what did you do?
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Oct 5, 2013 2:21 PM in response to pweiss0408by MartinRudek,OMG, Siri works with the earpods, but when i remove the earpods, siri still can not hear me!!!
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Oct 5, 2013 4:33 PM in response to MartinRudekby pweiss0408,Still not working.... The other thing I noticed is speaker phone doesn't hear me either. I was thinking hardware issue but the voice control hears me.
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Oct 6, 2013 1:56 AM in response to pweiss0408by MartinRudek,Yes, my voice control hears me too, when siri is off. But i don´t understand why it works with the earpods
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Oct 8, 2013 9:06 PM in response to pweiss0408by CelebDibiase,★HelpfulOk i actually just fixed mine lol. Go to settings.general.siri. Turn siri off click disable or whatever message pops up. Then double tap the home button and close settings. Reopen settings.general.siri. Turn it back on. Then hold the home button and activate siri while in the siri settings. Let me know if it worked for you. It worked for me i swear.
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Oct 9, 2013 10:26 AM in response to pweiss0408by MartinRudek,Oh sorry, i´ve choose another option: Send my 10 days old iphone back to o2 and had my new one today! But when the error comes back, i try and than i tell you!
Sorry for my bad English, last time i speak was in school 16 years ago^^
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Nov 17, 2013 8:01 PM in response to pweiss0408by MalcolmS,It is a bug. If you go to settings> general> siri and enable "Raise to Speak" Siri will listen to you when you hold the iPhone to your ear even though in the cases of those who are affected by this problem, it repeatedly fails when you just hold the the home button to speak to siri as was normal in iOS 6.
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Dec 16, 2013 10:24 PM in response to MalcolmSby Germaiian,Exact same issue here. What's horrible is I cannot use Siri on the keypad to dictate which I use everyday.
Lift to ear Siri works.
Earbud Siri work.
Bluetooth Siri works.
Home button Siri ---> zilch
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Jan 16, 2014 12:24 AM in response to pweiss0408by seventoz,same is happening to me,
i tried all possible stuff
soft and hard reset, etc... what i've found in my case is that it is definitely a bug, cause when i turn off siri
voice controls responds but if i try to write a note dictating or ask something to siri does not hear me, however
if i raise the phone it works fine.
im using the latest version 7.0.4 and issue is quite recent, so i think that is something wrong with certain iphones that does not work
my specs
iphone 5 16 GB
IOS 7.0.4
hope it helps
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Jan 21, 2014 11:57 PM in response to pweiss0408by APCyberax,Easy fix for me,
Turn off DND. Then it works
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Apr 7, 2014 8:01 PM in response to pweiss0408by telesthetic,I have had this problem the last few days. Very frustrating.
Executive summary: In brief, it was a hardware problem: I went to apple store, they check and as I was under the 1 year warranty they replaced my iphone 5.
Details:
Symptoms were strange and same as above: Siri and dictation did not work on the phone itself but did work with headphones. It appeared that neither Siri & dictation could not hear me (the wavy line did not move). The speakerphone also didn't work in that people could not hear me. However, Siri raise to speak worked, voice recording worked, etc. It seemed so bizarre that it could only be a software bug. But not.
Solution: I went to the apple store. They took the phone and checked it out. There was a hardware problem with one of the microphones. There is more than one microphone! One was broken.
There is the microphone on the bottom next to the speaker that makes sounds. This is the regular microphone one talks into. Then there is another microphone, a tiny one, on the back next to the camera. Apparently this one is for videos. Now most applicaitons just use the regular microphone but some applications use both. And Siri and dictation use both. And the little one was broken. Hardware problem. Phone was replaced.
Moral of the story: maybe it could be a software problem, but it can be hardware.
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Apr 14, 2014 5:31 PM in response to telestheticby Dany Badillo,Did you have a very low call volume also? Because I'm having the exact same issue, but in addition to that, I can barely hear the other person on the phone when I'm in the middle of a call.
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Apr 14, 2014 8:19 PM in response to Dany Badilloby MalcolmS,In my case it turned out to be a hardware problem. I took it to the Apple Store and they replaced the phone.