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The Keynote will be available to stream on apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and the Apple YouTube channel. On-demand playback will be available after the conclusion of the stream.
That setting doesn't seem to exist for iPad, or I can't find it.
I'm not sure whether it's waking because I happen to touch the screen when handling my iPad, or if it senses physical motion, but either way I want to disable it so that it only wakes when I press the top button.
Does anyone know how?
Thanks.
12.9" iPad, 4th gen, iOS 16.4.1
Raise to Wake is function exclusive to iPhone - and is not a feature of iPadOS for iPad.
Both iPhone and iPad will respond to a screen tap - this being known as Tap to Wake. Tap to Wake is enabled/disabled from Accessibility settings:
Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Tap to Wake - set to ON or OFF as required
Raise to Wake is function exclusive to iPhone - and is not a feature of iPadOS for iPad.
Both iPhone and iPad will respond to a screen tap - this being known as Tap to Wake. Tap to Wake is enabled/disabled from Accessibility settings:
Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Tap to Wake - set to ON or OFF as required
Awesome… well, I try 🙂
You’re very welcome. I’m delighted that the problem was easily identified and resolved. A concise and well articulated description of this issue, such as that provided by yourself, makes diagnosis much easier.
Awesome, that worked great, thank you!
Disable 'Raise to Wake' for iPad
