Raise to Wake - Live Photo as Dynamic Wallpaper

[HelixOmnimedia]

Raise to Wake is a great feature that I almost take for granted now. Think about it, how many time do you lift your phone to check.

I know with previous iOS a Live Wallpaper has to be forced touched to come alive and show moment.

It’s 2018 and iOS12, why can’t you just raise your phone and a Live Photo you’ve taken comes to life.

Guess this isn’t something they forgot to mention during the keynote.

 

[jkey91]

i off raise to wake.. consume too much battery.. just wake phone with hone button

 

[UKapple73]

You see this is what annoys me about Apple.
This is a simple thing and why not just give us a toggle to turn these kind of features on or off? Yes it might impact battery but you know what Apple....it’s my battery and if I want a dynamic wallpaper and 80% of the battery life then why can’t I have it??

 

[EM2013]

I hate raise to wake. It’s way too sensitive, I have it laying on the couch or bed and a slight move it’ll turn on. Annoying.
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You see this is what annoys me about Apple.
This is a simple thing and why not just give us a toggle to turn these kind of features on or off? Yes it might impact battery but you know what Apple....it’s my battery and if I want a dynamic wallpaper and 80% of the battery life then why can’t I have it??

I hate how they’re always removing wallpapers or excluding wallpapers from certain devices.

 

[friednoodles]

Given that this exact feature exists on watchOS it is a bit curious that they haven't added it to iOS.

 

[laszlo182]

I also have it turned off but a Live Photo animating automatically by itself doesn’t have to be tied to Raise to Wake. It can animate anytime you anyhow wake a phone. I would welcome that.
Just have a look at first iPhone X commercial, how awesome is that, I thought it will come with those wallpapers animated. But I don’t think Apple wants that. We never got any new stock Live Photos in the settings or not even those ‘Dynamic’ ones (except for black versions for X)