I cannot comment on the issue pertaining to alternative characters; however, I 
see nothing wrong with how the delete key behaves now. I can hear each 
character being deleted . So, either I do not understand or you are 
experiencing something different. I surely disliked the split tap method for 
deleting characters, but worked with it. Now I think delete is so much more 
natural for me.

On Sep 23, 2012, at 11:04 AM, Jean-Philippe Rykiel <jpryk...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi all,
> I sent the following request to Apple, trying to be as clear as I could.
> If you agree with my disagreement, I would like you to do the same with your 
> own words.
> Thanks.
> 
> Dear Apple team,
> This new iOS version is great, but I would like to point out some unpleasant 
> issues with its revised touch typing mode.
>  
> 1, It was a good move to  give touch typing behaviour to keys such as capital 
> or other but not for the delete key. let me try and explain why.
> In the previous iOS version, you could delete characters successively by 
> holding  the delete key and split tapping as many times as you wanted. You 
> had full control of your delete speed because no matter where the second 
> finger was typing, the delete function was performed as long as the delete 
> key was held.
> Now, with iOS six, you must be very careful and accurate if you want to 
> delete  successive characters, as you have to constantly hit and release the 
> delete key. The new delete double tap and hold function is too quick to let 
> you hear the feedback of what you are deleting, so it is unusable most of the 
> time.
> My wish is that the delete key was restored as it was in previous iOS 
> versions.
>  
> The second disadvantage is for non-English- users who use accented letters 
> frequently. It is true that keyboard latency has been improved because of 
> this, but it is now impossible to briefly hit a key and then double tap and 
> hold it to get its alternative characters. You now have to do three gestures, 
> find the right letter, split tap, and then double tap and hold to look for 
> accents. May I suggest if possible, that you give us the  accents list  as 
> soon as split tapping  is performed,  allowing us to scroll through it by 
> sliding the second finger, that would be much easyer.
> Thank you for your understanding,
> sincerely,
> Jean-Philippe 
>  
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