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Jun 12, 2007
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On watchOS 2 when I use Siri to dictate an SMS there is no obvious way to send the message. On watchOS 1 I remember there being a send button or something similar to press after Siri was done composing my message. On watchOS 2 there's only a "Don't send" button. After about a minute the SMS automatically sends. Surely there must be a way to send it once I am done dictating, right?

What am I missing?
 
Found the answer myself. Apparently if you lower your wrist Siri sends the SMS. That's one less interaction with the screen required which is a great thing.
 
Following up my own post; I tried lowering my wrist and it had no effect. The message seems to get pushed out atfter a random delay. I find this very odd. Give me a send button.
 
If you need it to send immediately (I rarely do) you can just follow up with "hey siri, send it".
 
I was having this issue with my notification. I'd get an SMS, and then in the notification it would only give me one button with the option to dismiss, not reply.
 
I'm a total noob...just got the BSSS...so I can't fully enjoy until I get more familiarized but trying.

after pressing reply...and select siri mic and when done, pressing crown just cancels it and does not send the message? what am I doing wrong?
 
I'm a total noob...just got the BSSS...so I can't fully enjoy until I get more familiarized but trying.

after pressing reply...and select siri mic and when done, pressing crown just cancels it and does not send the message? what am I doing wrong?
This applies only when creating a message via Siri, not when replying.
 
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