Once again, you don’t know what you’re talking about:The notes app on the iPhone doesn’t have the undo functionality. The iPad does since you’re prolly using it on a desk.

Please stop making things up. You clearly aren’t knowledgable about this and you are just making yourself look foolish.
These two statements are in direct conflict.It does work consistently if you know how to use it.
Other apps might have it disabled for whatever reason.
Are you trying to say “Google” or having a stroke? I’m leaning towards the latter but wanted to check with you first.For instance, some Goog apps have a feature where you shake your device to send feedback.
First of all, you should ride inside the car, not on the car.The feature hasn’t been accidentally triggered for me on a car. Firm grasp ma dude. You’ll drop your phone.
So now you’re telling me how to hold it? Apple apologist circa 2010 “antenna gate” right here. Jobs would be proud, lol.
To be honest I can’t follow this gibberish. It must be interesting to be inside your mind while you are attempting to translate thoughts into text.How can a car trigger it accidentally but you can’t trigger it without an earthquake?
It was a comical response to a stupid post from a user eager to prove something about himself to internet strangers.
Are you referring to me in the third person here for some bizarre reason or are you so out of it that you didn’t even realize that I am the same person you originally responded to? I’m leaning towards your response being “I’m not even sure what planet I’m on, maybe planet goog?”
This is pure gold. I’ll be sure to tell that to my next client. Very professional and insightful. I’ll get hired every time.Good UX is one where the user knows what’s up.
You didn’t have much experience with computers by age 15? Yikes. This explains a lot. Why exactly do you think you’re some expert at UX while refuting my valid criticism?When I was 15 I had an iPod. I didn’t have much experience with computers. When I saw the prompt I immediately knew - shake, get a prompt. Oh ok frustrated movements will help me clear the mistakes. This is also why Goog has feedback mapped to this gesture.
OK, first of all, don’t ever tell me what I can and cannot do.Don’t come on here boasting your job or whatever because YOU can’t figure out that there are times when things shouldn’t be done. Like shaking your phone while in bed with your sleeping wife. Also, you wouldn’t be doing that if you just knew that flicking your wrist twice quickly will trigger it. No earthquake required.
Second of all, how was I boasting by giving my credentials? You’re conflating being knowledgeable and writing cohesive sentences with boasting. Coincidentally, these are two areas where I would suggest improvement.
Shake to undo is abhorrently bad UX design. Like I said, it’s not intuitive, most people don’t even realize it exists, it’s inconsistent, it’s unreliable, and it’s not universally applied.
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