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When I ask Siri “hey siri, set an alarm for 10 minutes” before iOS 17 she would set an alarm clock like I asked, now she just sets a timer with the time asked for… like it’s really not rocket science.
iPhone 12 Pro Max, iOS 17
Except that is how I’ve been doing for the last 2-3 years I’ve owned my iPhone. So no yours wrong she won’t always do that, ONLY SINCE THIS LAST17 update. If I need an alarm in 45 minutes what sense does it make to set a timer instead? If I said Siri start a timer for 45 minutes that makes sense.
Except that is how I’ve been doing for the last 2-3 years I’ve owned my iPhone. So no yours wrong she won’t always do that, ONLY SINCE THIS LAST17 update. If I need an alarm in 45 minutes what sense does it make to set a timer instead? If I said Siri start a timer for 45 minutes that makes sense.
It’s almost as if these were 2 different things I ask for an alarm I should get an alarm clock, if I ask for a timer THEN I should get a timer set. ALARM….TIMER…. Hmmmmm if I ask for an alarm maybe I mean turn off my phone right?… it’s simple I ask for an ALARM to be set then SET THE ALARM NOT A TIMER.
Please say Set an Alarm for 10 AM or 10 PM
If you say 10 Minutes Siri will always set a Timer.
When asking Siri to set an alarm she just sets a timer now since iOS 17 update.
