Is there a way to answer iPhone without swiping?

I have the same question, but for different reasons. A friend of mine is blind and he has a lot of trouble swipoing to answer the phone. The accessibility feature (VoiceOver) say a 2 finger tap will answer the call but it doesn't work reliably. I know this is an older post but was wondering if since 2013 there is now a way to answer a call without swiping.

Mandeep94 wrote:

Hi.

Please delete my iPhone 5 and iPhone7 and all data and please everything data send in iPhone 6 please

Thank you so so much

Mandeep bhinder

Sent from my iPhone

We are users like you in this user-to-user forum. We cannot delete anything from your devices. Apple cannot either, as you are the only one who controls your data both on your phone and in iCloud (if you use it).

If you explain why you need to do this someone will try to help.

Saying "not true" to a 4 year old post is pretty much useless, as conditions were very different 4 years ago. It might help to start over and ask whatever it is you want to know. Preferably with a new post, rather than adding on to an ancient thread.

Use a Bluetooth headset.

For what it's worth, I used to hate BT headsets as well. They seem to have gotten better in the last few years, though. However, if you still don't want to bother with them, you could use a wired headset.

Well, I've been using an LG Tone. It's actually a stereo headset because I listen to a lot of music. It looks really weird but I like it a lot. I think the reason I like it is because it feels more like a "regular" headset. When driving, I just pull one side out.

http://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-Tone-HBS-730-Bluetooth/dp/B009A5204K/ref=dp _ob_title_def

Should you get one, be warned that, when the phone rings, the part that rests on your neck vibrates. Even though someone had told me about that feature, I still almost jumped out of my skin the first time it happened. .

Don't know where you are at, but in much of the US, it's illegal to use a phone while NOT using a handsfree device such as a bluetooth headset, built in bluetooth in the car, or wired headset.

I've had no real problems with any bluetooth device I've purchased in the last few years. Just avoid the ultra cheap bluetooth headsets out there. Get a decent one.

If you set your auto-lock to never you will get the accept and decline buttons instead of the swipe.

I use a Bluetooth headset (Blueant Q3). When I get a call the headset tells me the caller's name or number, and asks if I want to answer or reject. I can just say "answer."

Thanks