You can't force touch the screen to wake.Or you can force touch the screen to wake, or use a finger that isn't trained for Touch ID to press the home button, or use the sleep button. So many options!
You can't force touch the screen to wake.Or you can force touch the screen to wake, or use a finger that isn't trained for Touch ID to press the home button, or use the sleep button. So many options!
Not yet, but hopefully Apple will allow 3D touch to wake screen in next update. Fingers crossedYou can't force touch the screen to wake.
With the new 3D Touch, I'd like to force touch my display to turn it on for notifications to prevent it from auto-unlocking. I noticed that it unlocks much faster and I lose my home screen notifications.
Too fast? Just unlock the phone with the sleep/wake button and not the home button.
That won't unlock the phone when you have a passcode enabled. Which, by the way, is the whole point of unlocking the phone with your fingerprint.
How would this affect Apple Pay? One of the best things about iOS 9 is the super-quick access to your main Apple Pay card by double clicking the home button when on the lock screen. Occasionally, I've found even the iPhone 6's sensor getting in the way and unlocking my phone before I can do the second button click. Is this a problem on the 6s (Plus)?
Too fast? Just unlock the phone with the sleep/wake button and not the home button.
Uh oh some people are going to be forced to learn how to use the Notification Center lol... No idea how people just "don't use it". They're going to when they get a 6S.
Too fast!! Just touching the home button unlocks my 6s plus automatically.
You guys do realize that you can wake the phone and look at notifications with the sleep/wake button, right? That's what it's for...Great idea
Why do we have so many "Dumb" people here?
Or course something can be too fast, just in the same way it can be too slow.
We seem to have people here who cannot grasp this.
If the Apple watch showed you the time and turned the screen off after 1 second, it would be too fast, and would need to be slowed down a bit.
The mouse speed in Windows and OSX has adjusters so that you can set things between slow and fast depending on your preference.
Why do we have so many numb nuts who don't understand that a feature that a human being has to interact with has to be set at a speed that's most comfortable for humans to use.
Too fast can be just as bad as too slow.
In an ideal world, a feature like TouchID would work instantly, and then you would have a small slider under settings to adjust how fast it reacted, then each user, old people and young children etc, could set a response speed that felt most comfortable to them.
It's not, as they say "Rocket Science" folks.
Mind blown...
I mean there HAS to be something people like you do differently than others. I've never had Touch ID issues with my 5s or 6, and I rarely clean the home button. It boggles my mind when I hear of ppl having issues with it like this.