Hello, I’m using an iPhone SE with iOS 18.4.1. I can’t use the “Hey Siri” feature because it doesn’t recognize the letter “R” when I say it, and I have a lisp. This makes voice commands frustrating and excludes people like me who speak with speech impairments. I enjoy using my iPhone overall, but this issue is really discouraging. My spouse even makes fun of me because of this. This problem isn’t just with my model—it happens on all iPhones. Apple, please consider users with speech differences and improve Siri’s recognition for us. It would mean a lot and make the experience much more inclusive.
Hello everyone, I'm an iPhone 11 user. Siri was working perfectly up until the iOS 18 update, but now Siri no longer responds to “Hey Siri” commands. When I activate Siri using the side button, it works, but it won’t recognize my voice for the “Hey Siri” feature. I haven’t changed any settings, so I...
For over a year, my iPhone 13 Pro has had a persistent issue: whenever I’m on a call using the speaker, the other person can’t hear me clearly because my voice keeps cutting out. I’ve contacted Apple Support multiple times and even visited the store twice to resolve this problem. Despite these effor...
Since updating my iPhone 11 to iOS 18, the performance has noticeably slowed, and I’m experiencing constant lag. The keyboard is especially delayed, making typing frustrating, and social media apps and websites have all slowed down significantly. From what I’ve seen, many other users are facing the ...
As a long-time iPhone user, I’ve always relied on Touch ID for secure access. Recently, the phone requested a password update, which I completed but didn’t pay much attention to since I primarily use Touch ID. My spouse mistakenly entered the wrong password several times, and now the phone won’t acc...
I purchased a brand-new iPhone 13 on 29/04/2024, but I’ve been facing a recurring issue with the speaker. During calls, the sound malfunctions, making it impossible to communicate effectively. I took the device to Apple service, where their team acknowledged the problem, yet no resolution has been o...
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