Hello Rick, Richard, et al,
Rick, I experience the exact same random Siri unlock prompt, from time-to-time,
just as you described. I probably encounter the prompt 3 or 4 times a week, at
most when asking Siri to call a contact.
While I do find it curious, as I have witnessed non-Voice Over
Got it, Alan.
Thank you for the spelling correction.
Mark
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Lemly
Sent: Thursday, July 13, 2023 8:25 AM
To: viphone@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: Wishing for a Simple WalkieTalkie App for iOS
Hi Mark,
I don't know
I have never used Google meet and I really don’t want to. But I’m in a small
group that is trying to contact some Ukrainians that we are trying to sponsor
to come here. They’re going to try zoom first. But if that doesn’t go through,
it’s Google meet. Is Google meet accessible on an iPad? Has
Thanks Richard. What makes this so difficult to pinpoint is that sometimes it
works just fine so it is hit or miss to reliably reproduce it but it happens
often enough to be aggravating. I’ll check the siri settings again but I’m
pretty sure it’s enabled while locked.
From:
My phone is locked.
I just asked Siri to call NFB Newsline and it did with no fuss.
I'm not sure what setting would impact this behavior unless it is Allow Siri
when locked. If that is off, that would explain it I think.
If that is on, then try toggling it off and then on again.
Hello.
I love siri for what it can do but I find the following behavior to be
extremely annoying and am wondering if there is a solution for it.
I have Face ID enabled but Siri insists on saying I have to unlock my phone
first before executing simple commands like just asking her to call or
Hi Mark,
I don't know if you are dictating or simply misspelling but it is Morse code
not Morris code. Samuel Morse was one of its developers and its namesake.
Alan Lemly
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> On Jul 12, 2023, at 11:13 PM, M. Taylor wrote:
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> Of course, you are correct, my friend.
>
>
Hi! Robert:
I use iOS myself, and it’s the iPhone and on the iPhone I carry what is called
the Zillow app which is a type of walkie-talkie app. Hope that helps. Have a
great weekend, and all the best.
Michael G. MacKay BA, ‘05.
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> On Jul 13, 2023, at 11:37, Richard Turner
I was a little curious and of course, there is a ton of options out there, many
of which are mostly visually based to start with from my brief search.
However, The National Association for Amateur Radio has some good information.
Here is a link to the page with mp3 files for all the letters,
Yeah, you just have to have a collection of lame jokes to Ham it up.
Is there a tutorial for learning morse code. I think it is interesting.
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From: "M. Taylor"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2023 10:13 PM
Subject: RE: Wishing for a Simple WalkieTalkie App for iOS
Hi Kelly,
Asus is known to make very good routers with a heavy emphasis on gaming. I had
a high-end Asus router quite a few years ago at my store and while it was good,
at the time I did not like the interface and ended up replacing it with a
Netgear Nighthawk, once again, one of their top
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