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A new AirPods accessibility feature for iPhone has created a secure way to use advanced Siri commands without unlocking your iPhone. Here’s how to use it.
iPhone is locked. [Photo by Jess Bailey Designs.]” height=”630″ >Siri now remembers that it’s you speaking when iPhone is locked. [Photo by Jess Bailey Designs.]
iPhone is locked. [Photo by Jess Bailey Designs.]” height=”630″ >Siri now remembers that it’s you speaking when iPhone is locked. [Photo by Jess Bailey Designs.]In iOS 17, Apple has introduced a Siri authentication feature for AirPods which tackles a long-standing issue faced particularly by those with mobility or visual impairments. AirPods now enables these users to control Siri and access various iPhone functions without the need to physically interact with their device.
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How to use AirPods to authenticate Siri commands without unlocking your iPhone
