Yes, I only have it very occasionally and thought, until recently, that
it was probably because it was always early in the morning, when the
internet here was not being over-used, so the interaction between myself
and Siri was snappy. The echo didn't really put me off too much and, as
Sieghard
For me, it doesn't happen anymore with this version than it did with previous
versions of iOS 9. Others may have different experiences. It never ever happens
when I'm in the email program reading and responding to mail. It only happens
if I'm in another program, Safari, Facebook, or newsify. The
Does this issue really happen more in iOS 9 .3 .4 than it did in earlier
releases of iOS 9? I'm still on an earlier version of iOS 9, and I only have
this dictation problem very occasionally.
Thanks,
Ari
> On Aug 25, 2016, at 8:18 AM, Bill Gallik wrote:
>
> The simple work-around for the “na
The simple work-around for the “nasty surprise in iOS 9.3.4” is as follows:
1) Focus VoiceOver on the DICTATION button.
2) Use the 3-finger double tap to turn speech off.
3) use the 1-finger double tap to begin dictation (VoiceOver will still be
focussed on DICTATION)
4) Dictate your message or t