is there any way to disable the lock screen with out the screen staying on?

I know there is away to disable the pass lock but is there a way to disable the screen from locking every time the screen goes off? cause it's so much easier to just press the answer button than to slide it to unlock. phone versions iPhone 4s and iPhone 5c.

iPhone 4S

Posted on Jan 9, 2014 1:27 PM

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Jan 9, 2014 3:02 PM in response to diveman2045

I think what diveman2045 MEANT to say was:


Gentlemen, thanks for your time and efforts in attempting to answer my (somewhat confusing) question.


Most sincerely,


Diveman2045...


(Sarcasm aside, diveman, you'll catch more flys with honey than vinegar... It's difficult to accurately communicate via emails and posts on boards like this, and even more difficult to accurately understand some posts... A little 'grace' might help in the future).

Jan 9, 2014 3:05 PM in response to diveman2045

You're confusing a direct answer with a rude one. Wjosten's reply wasn't rude. It was accurate and direct, without any sugercoating. You can't get the device to operate the way that you want (lock the screen, but not really 'lock' the screen). It's not a 'screensaver' like on your computer. It's a lock screen, designed to prevent accidental activation of the device screen, and possibly launching apps, making phone calls, etcetera.


If you want an option added that allows the device to do what you want, tell Apple.


www.apple.com/feedback


This is a technical assistance forum, not an 'emotional assistance' forum. Wjosten was not rude or insulting in any way. You were.


This is where we tell you how to solve your technical issues. There are no shoulders to cry upon here.


Direct, accurate information. That's what wjosten provided.

Jan 10, 2014 6:00 AM in response to diveman2045

You mean the 'other guy' that told you: "No, that's the way it's designed. It's intended to prevent accidentally activating the device screen. "


The one that you marked as "This solved my question"?


Yeah, that was me. I'm glad I solved your question. However, nothing that wjosten said was 'rude'. He was direct and accurate. Perhaps he didn't 'sugarcoat' it, but that's totally different.

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