3 thoughts on “Help return a lost iPhone with Siri”
Curiously, phrasing the question as “Whose iPhone is this” causes Siri to direct you to apple.com. A little disappointing that being specific ruins it, but this is still a very useful query result.
Is that progress?
Siri is a special kind of retarded … though I’m sure my card is more retarded and less special, though it drives nearly like a dream (in good weather), so Siri maybe is learning from my car?
Though Siri does not have a clue about driving – maybe less of a clue about directions and yet even less about traffic, who knows – maybe this IS progress!
It’s a bit too much information given.
I think the query should give just the first name and contact number/email address.
Curiously, phrasing the question as “Whose iPhone is this” causes Siri to direct you to apple.com. A little disappointing that being specific ruins it, but this is still a very useful query result.
Is that progress?
Siri is a special kind of retarded … though I’m sure my card is more retarded and less special, though it drives nearly like a dream (in good weather), so Siri maybe is learning from my car?
Though Siri does not have a clue about driving – maybe less of a clue about directions and yet even less about traffic, who knows – maybe this IS progress!
It’s a bit too much information given.
I think the query should give just the first name and contact number/email address.