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bork_13 t1_iwz9ea3 wrote

Could be a cultural thing, I’ve never known anyone talk like that except for US tv series and movies. In the UK at least, talking like that would be seen as incredibly rude. You would however say “does anyone have a torch?” In a very demanding way which wouldn’t be seen as rude.

The “I need a flashlight” comes across as “I’m going to wait here until someone brings me a torch, whereas it’d be phrased as a question in the UK

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Custom_Fish t1_iwz6171 wrote

Just today I asked Siri to open control centre.

“Hey siri”

“Yes?”

“Open control centre.”

“Sorry, I can’t find an app called control centre. Would you like to search for it on the AppStore?”

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cgpandre t1_iwz2d3o wrote

Prior to iOS 15 it used to work, from watch to phone & vice versa, had a case opened with Apple care at the time , support agent did a diagnosis of the watch & phone only to come to the following conclusion “software glitch” which he later informed that would be taken care of on the next update ; we are at 16.1 now ; still waiting.

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ctaetcsh t1_iwydqzc wrote

I asked that on my phone and got “There are no accessories that support that” with a button to open the Home app. I suppose that makes sense but also can’t think of a homekit accessory that would need charging and do it in a way where youd have to ask Siri to find out if it is.

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TexasVet72 t1_iwy6jop wrote

Siri should just be abolished at this point. It’s gotten so bad that it has actually become a joke. The need to just get rid of it and come out with an Apple Assistant. New name so it won’t be associated with the dumpster fire that is Siri.

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