It is adapted to other languages: in French in France, “Hey Siri” becomes “Dis Siri” (meaning about the same as “hey” with the additional meaning in this case too of “tell me, Siri”).
A 'feature' I wish I could completely disable. I'm constantly hitting that button by mistake and blocking out the video. It's completely useless. Apple engineers are beyond just the field...they're inside the reality distortion singularity when it comes to siri.
This is also the only use case in our house. However, I have noticed a bug recently on the Apple TV where it appears to sometimes turn captions off if they were already on and you ask 'What did she say?"
I would definitely go through some troubleshooting steps because I use it on my mini.Perhaps I need to do some kind of refresh. I am aware of that setting, however it just doesn’t work on my lil mini.
You're less likely to hit the button with the new Siri remote, though I've not had any real issues using either and avoiding that button. I do like the new remote much better overall, though.
This is what I’m saying. Under steadier hands they would not have rushed into the acquisition and deployment to be the first smartphone you could talk to. They would have either taken more time in the acquisition process to find a better candidate than the one they went with, or pumped the breaks post acquisition when it became clear the platform they chose wasn’t robust enough.
At the cost of your privacy and security and with anyone in microphone range able to send commands inaudible to the human ear for your Alexa device to execute. No thanks.
Don't ever use privacy & security when making a pro/con Apple-Amazon-Google argument again. Google & Amazon may not hide what they collect on you but they certainly aren't introducing backdoor spyware like Apple tried/is trying to do. Apple has no moral highground or claims to protection of privacy any more.
