Apple has seemingly listened to this feedback, as iOS 27 lets you turn off the dictation button in the Settings app under Apps → Messages → Show in Text Field.
Article Link: iOS 27 Fixes Justin Bieber's Problem in Messages App
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iOS 27 Fixes Justin Bieber's Problem in Messages App
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Apple has seemingly listened to this feedback, as iOS 27 lets you turn off the dictation button in the Settings app under Apps → Messages → Show in Text Field.
Article Link: iOS 27 Fixes Justin Bieber's Problem in Messages App
I7guy
macrumors Westmere
It takes celebrity endorsements for apple to make a change?
lazyrighteye
Contributor
Here I was thinking Apple pulled his collection from Music. 🤪
Edit: felt the need to add that I was being silly above. While he's not an artist I listen to, I have no issue with him as an artist. Make stuff!
Edit: felt the need to add that I was being silly above. While he's not an artist I listen to, I have no issue with him as an artist. Make stuff!
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Zorn
macrumors 65816
This is fantastic. I never have felt a need to start recording audio from the keyboard and it was just a landmine key to avoid.
BTW - Can we all agree that it completely sucks that they buried Phone/Messages off in the pile of all apps in the settings? These really are more top level system components than just any ol' app.
BTW - Can we all agree that it completely sucks that they buried Phone/Messages off in the pile of all apps in the settings? These really are more top level system components than just any ol' app.
gmanist1000
macrumors 68030
This is an all time MacRumors article. Short, to the point, and it addresses Justin Bieber's problem.
kagharaht
macrumors 68020
So thousands perhaps millions of customers are ignored. A Celebrity request is more important. Got it.
Cool. Now we just need the final word from Miley Cyrus.
gwang73
macrumors 68030
sw1tcher
macrumors 604
gwang73
macrumors 68030
OnePieceIsReal
macrumors regular
And then here I am wasting my time making feedback about their many years now AirPlay crash bug when live notifications occur
Could Justin Bieber complain he can’t add a mp3 to the Music app from the Files app next?
Asking for a friend.
Asking for a friend.
lazyrighteye
Contributor
AppleTV enthusiasts are probably already raiding his DMs: "Complain about audio passthrough" please pretty please 🙏
lepetitnicolas
macrumors regular
Reason077
macrumors 601
Apparently, threatening violence against Apple employees is the way to get Apple to make a change.
jonnyb098
macrumors 601
This is the problem with Apple lately. Listening to dopes on non-issues along with design by committee. The reason he kept pressing it "by mistake" is because he repeatedly taps the send button after sending a message. The message is sent and no need to keep tapping in the same area like a lab rat.
Reason077
macrumors 601
Yes. Apps like Phone, Messages, and Safari should at least get a special priority section/slot at the top of the apps list.
Unlike most 3rd-party apps, those apps actually have quite a lot of important settings in their Settings app page and I need to access them somewhat frequently. And the only easy way to get to them is to search in the settings app - scrolling through a huge app list to find them is way too slow and annoying!
SteveLV702
macrumors 6502
Interesting I’ve never had that issue… issue I have is on my iPhone every time I go to press the space bar I end up hitting the period instead.
I know everyone is joking on the Biebster angle, but to be fair, it really seems like they listened to just about everyone’s feedback.
I didn’t think they actually did it, but it almost seems like they had a real person use an iPhone and saw the problems they have with it. Or like they actually read this site and the other places we get Apple news from every day, and took the feedback.
It only just this moment occurred to me that they actually took feedback from the Feedback app, and then I laughed out loud at how ridiculous that sounds.
I didn’t think they actually did it, but it almost seems like they had a real person use an iPhone and saw the problems they have with it. Or like they actually read this site and the other places we get Apple news from every day, and took the feedback.
It only just this moment occurred to me that they actually took feedback from the Feedback app, and then I laughed out loud at how ridiculous that sounds.