Do you need to wake the iPhone from the Always On Display to use it?
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Posted Sep 13, 2022, 4:33 PM UTC
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On the Apple watch you don't need to wake it up. Could be same 🤷‍♂️ But idk
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iPhone turn on when you pick them up automatically so you won’t need to do anything. The moment you pick up the phone to use it the always on display will turn off automatically and get you to your Lock Screen
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I wish to change music while the phone is lying on the table in front of me and it would just be great if I could reduce that from 2 taps to 1 with this, without sacrificing battery power. Otherwise you are correct in that it’s not a problem if you lift up the phone.
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I think you'll need to wake it to interact with anything. From WSJ's hands on video, it looks like the controls get greyed out on the AOD, way more than the other elements on the screen, which to me suggests that it's disabled, not just dimmed to save battery.
Thank you, that is exactly what I was looking for. And unfortunately it seems like it will be disabled.