Unlock iPhone X without swiping

vjosullivan wrote:

(I could have sworn this was a "Support Community". Precious little evidence of either being shown.) It not about how "arduous" swiping is. It's about how much users are "delighted" when using Apple products.

It's a user-to-user technical support forum. Not an emotional support forum. It's not the job of anyone here to "delight" you.

Incorrect again. If you have raise to wake, you don't have to touch the screen to wake your phone.

Raise, it sees you

Swipe it opens

Bablam!

One would assume you are holding your phone to use touch ID, yes? So how is this so much more painfully arduous?

I have it on good authority that levitation amongst users is relatively rare, so can only assume that they are indeed holding the phone, and I will assume that they use their hands in order to facilitate the hold.

Csound1 wrote:

I have it on good authority that levitation amongst users is relatively rare, so can only assume that they are indeed holding the phone, and I will assume that they use their hands in order to facilitate the hold.

The ability to levitate isn't included with the iPhone X?

I take it you called me a no no, right? I like boiled potato. I guess you don't? LOL And just what point am I completely missing? Come now, you can write a response without resorting to insults, I would assume!

rbrylawski wrote:

Come now, you can write a response without using profanity, I would assume!

You haven't spent much time on public transportation lately, have you? There is an entire generation of people who can't seem to manage that.

In the old days, the email notification of the post usually still had the unreacted profanity. That no longer seems to be the case.

Actually, I did get the un-redacted response. I was having some fun. I love childish angry irrational posts. Don't you?

And uh, yes, I don't ever take public transport. Not much of it here in Tampa to begin with.

The doorman at the Savoy recently retired, his position had made him something of a celebrity so the Beeb among others did an interview with him. Upon being asked about the grand and famous guests he had met and (more importantly for the interview) how many he had failed to recognize, he said that he had found that those who mattered did not mind, and those that minded did not matter. I like his take on people.

rbrylawski wrote:

Actually, I did get the un-redacted response. I was having some fun. I love childish angry irrational posts. Don't you?

Huh. I just got asterisks. I feel somehow cheated.

Yeah, they're sort of like rubbernecking at a car crash. You know it's wrong to look but still.....

Csound1 wrote:

The doorman at the Savoy recently retired, his position had made him something of a celebrity so the Beeb among others did an interview with him. Upon being asked about the grand and famous guests he had met and more importantly for the interview how many he had failed to recognize, he said that he had found that those who mattered did not mind, and those that minded did not matter. I like his take on people.

That sounds like the challenging job. He sounds like the sort who probably treated everyone as if they were someone famous.

rbrylawski wrote:

Rubbernecking at the car wash! Ha, I'll have to remember that one! And just so you know, I evidently have the IQ of a boiled potato. Who knew?

I did see that post. I, too, am quite fond of boiled potatoes. After all, they are the beginning of mashed potatoes. Boiled new potatoes with butter and parsley are also very nice.

IdrisSeabright wrote:

Csound1 wrote:

The doorman at the Savoy recently retired, his position had made him something of a celebrity so the Beeb among others did an interview with him. Upon being asked about the grand and famous guests he had met and more importantly for the interview how many he had failed to recognize, he said that he had found that those who mattered did not mind, and those that minded did not matter. I like his take on people.

That sounds like the challenging job. He sounds like the sort who probably treated everyone as if they were someone famous.

His point was , I think, that he sometimes failed to recognize one, and when asked how they took that said, the ones that matter, don’t mind, the ones that mind, don’t matter.

Eschulde wrote:

I would like it if the side button could just be pressed once and then Face ID opens the phone. So it is more of an open/close toggle (not just close). Then there would be no need to press the Sude button, use Face ID, and then swipe to open.

I fixed that for you. Your certainly entitled to your opinion. But how you think things should work is only that, an opinion.

And, surprise, surprise, Apple has set up a way for you to get your opinions directly to them:

Product Feedback - Apple

Apple is always watching....always watching...

I agree with you that what you want should be an option, however, using face id and swiping up is really one step. You don’t have to stare at the phone or anything.