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Is there a way to make Siri give you more time to speak before jumping in and cutting you off? She's got me in the habit of speed talking. And even then, without me even pausing, she cuts me off in the middle of my question or dictated text. It's driving me nuts and making Siri virtually unusable.
iPhone 7 Plus, iOS 11.0.3
Siri - the personal assistant that should be fired. What’s the point in having features like “Hey Siri” if you can’t even finish your sentence? I very rarely use Siri and on the odd occasion I do I am reminded why I don’t use it. Perhaps Apple needs to maybe take a look at Amazon Echo to see how voice recognition should work. I have one and it is a thousand million times better. I mean I literally have to shout at my phone for it to hear me and if it does it cuts me off anyway. It is INFURIATING! Sort it out!!!
Yes! Hold the power button and don't release it until you're done with your question. When you're done speaking, release it and Siri will then start replying to you.
I have the same issue even when i hold the button down which worked for awhile, but no longer. I can only get 3 or 4 words out.
Same problem here! Holding the home button won’t do it for me because I use “hey Siri” or I did use it, now it’s too annoying.
Holding the power button turns off my phone, so I don't think holding down the power button can be the answer
jer16 wrote:
Holding the power button turns off my phone, so I don't think holding down the power button can be the answer
I believe they meant the Home button.
Thank you IdrisSeabright, it works for me when I hold down the home button, Siri listens until I let go. . xx
Sorry I don't know why you have to hold the button down, though.
I agree, NumbersinPgh. If Siri is meant for VI and blind people, or those who cannot tap, then it doesn't do what it says.
(I tapped on Helpful before replying but nothing happened)
That cheered me up when I read it ... but sadly when I tried it I had the same problem, Siri stopped part-way through the message and concluded Do you want to reply?
I'm sorry. I wish I had a solution for you.
I wish I'd thought of that :-D Thank you Idris.
Siri cuts me off constantly
