[–] 1 point 1 year ago

Ok, I guess we’ll see. I hope so.

The headphones are similar in that once things (6 tones) are on the headphones, they’re there for good and unproblematic. But the majority of the options are through the app, which is glitchy, has a clumky user interface and dislikes changing devices (low-end version of Bluetooth?).

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago

    The only thing that I’ve encountered was on Reddit. I could read and comment but when I went into settings to view some saved items I got stuck until I’d uploaded a photo ID. I’d have thought that it should have happened earlier when I logged in.

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  • [–] 3 points 1 year ago

    Yes, I do. I hate the finish beep. I have some kind of sound sensitivity. But even so, it’s completely unnecessary.

    If I don’t give my microwave overlord my immediate attention and open the door, and give it a round of applause, it punishes me with a second loud beep.

    I’ve scoured the manual and there is no mention of a way to turn off. I will try some long number presses.

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  • iPhone Wallet Hack (lemmy.world)
     

    I often get flight or concert tickets that don't come as Wallet entries, but I wan't to treat them in the same way: 1. Easy Access (e.g., not searching back through emails or logging in to a service); 2. Not dependant on internet/phone connectivity (especially in airports!)

    I now have a pair of shortcuts that more-or-less achieve this. In operation, I just open my iPhone, tap an app icon (shortcut to 'LocalFileOpener').

    How it works:

    '→ Local iPhone' Appears in the Share Menu and saves a file locally on my iPhone (i.e., I don't need an internet/phone connection to access it as I would with iCloud storage).

    'LocalFileOpener' Just opens the local iPhone folder.

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