How do I see the questions and results for questions I recently asked Siri? (I’m new to iPhone.) I see in old posts that before iOS 14 the user swiped down when Siri is active. This doesn’t work with the new interface.
From Apple Support in Twitter:
“Viewing Siri history is not currently a feature of iOS 14. If you would like to leave feedback about that, you can do so here: s.apple.com/dE4n8C6o3X”.
Please do that if you would find this useful. I did.
Here are a couple of sort of work arounds I found: 1) Pull down on the Home Screen and use Search. This holds the last query and results. Or 2) just use Google or Bing in Safari. Neither is ideal but better than repeatedly trying to remember a search phrase with Siri.
From Apple Support in Twitter:
“Viewing Siri history is not currently a feature of iOS 14. If you would like to leave feedback about that, you can do so here: s.apple.com/dE4n8C6o3X”.
Please do that if you would find this useful. I did.
Here are a couple of sort of work arounds I found: 1) Pull down on the Home Screen and use Search. This holds the last query and results. Or 2) just use Google or Bing in Safari. Neither is ideal but better than repeatedly trying to remember a search phrase with Siri.
Thanks. This shows the last Siri response but it doesn’t show history beyond that last response. Per Apple, previous Siri responses aren’t available. I did realize the Siri back link that appears in the upper left corner at least gets the last response as long as I stay in the Siri context and that helps.
It is not listed under Siri.
You can find it under: Settings > Accessibility > Siri > Type to Siri
I I’m having the same problem and most of the references I find on Apple site and elsewhere no longer work. Siri proven useless for answering this question and the apples website so far it hasn’t been very helpful. Why can’t Apple make our lives easier by including Pop-up message for telling us how to do this. Also we should be able to print the results of this research I left a PDF or a hardcopy for the reference or to export it to another resource. Pages in the App Store should also be printable into a PDF file hardcopy for other reference relevant material.
> 1) Pull down on the Home Screen and use Search. This holds the last query and results.
How do you enable this (seeing the last Siri query and results on the Home Screen search interface)? I tried this, but the only thing there (when you expand it) is 8 apps under "Siri Suggestions".
I already submitted feedback expressing my constant angst over the removal of features (and this one specifically) in every major iOS update.
I just updated yesterday from 13.x to 14.3 and so far, 3 features I use every day are either gone or no longer work:
I always regret every major iOS update to some degree due to removed/broken features and this one has by far been the worst update I've ever gone through.
You need to go to your settings and turn on “Type to Siri”. Now when you activate Siri, it will be a full screen page, you can then swipe down to view your history.
Where is that option in settings? It does not appear under 'Siri' in iOS 14.1.
I actually don’t know how I got the history results from the Home Screen. I can’t get it to do that now. I either found an Easter egg or I don’t know what I’m talking about. My money is on the second one. I guess the Siri back “button” or Type to Siri are the only ways to get the last query results.
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I don't use twritter. But, reviewing Siri responses is very helpful.
Ok. Where is the Siri back button located? I don't see any evidence of it.
This is not an apt response. You are telling people to leave Siri’s voice function behind, which undermines the entire reason we need to have the option to retrieve our searches.
I’m not telling anyone to do anything. The method I provided is simply a work-around to view previous searches. You can turn on and off as needed.
Your suggestions are also welcome...
View Siri search history with iOS 14
