A tech expert has revealed a clever trick to get Siri to recite a funny phrase every time a charger is connected to the iPhone.
Kaan, a popular TikTok star, has gained 4.4 million followers for videos in which he shares little-known iPhone tricks.
In one, it describes step by step how to program the phone to utter any word or phrase when you connect a charger and program yours to say “Thank you, Dad.”
Time for tricks! Kaan, a popular TikTok star, has revealed a clever trick to get Siri to recite a funny phrase every time a charger is connected to the iPhone, starting with the application of shortcuts.
How: Like many of its tricks, this one starts with the shortcut app, which allows users to design their own shortcuts and sequences on the phone
Next steps: At the bottom of the screen, click the Automation button, then select Create Personal Automation, followed by Loader, which is at the bottom of the list
Preference: Then click Next, with “is connected” selected on the screen
“Here’s another iPhone trick I guarantee you didn’t know about,” he says.
Like many of its tricks, this one starts with the shortcut app, which allows users to design their own shortcuts and sequences on the phone.
At the bottom of the screen, click the Automation button, then select Create personal automation.
The screen will then display a list of phone features such as alarm, email, and WiFi.
Kaam says to select Charger, which is at the bottom of the list, and then Next, with “is connected” selected.
Then click Add an action followed by Pronounce text. If Speak Text does not appear as an option on the screen, you can search for it in the search bar.
Then click “Add an action” followed by “Pronounce text.” If “Speak text” does not appear as an option on the screen, you can search for it in the search bar
What will he say? Here’s the fun part: in the space provided, type the words you want: this is what Siri says whenever a charger is connected.
Having fun! This is where Kaan demonstrates the naughty message Siri has programmed to say every time the charger is connected
Here’s the fun part: type in the space provided the words you want – this will be what Siri says whenever a charger is connected.
Finally, click Next and deselect Question before running before Done.
This is where Kaan demonstrates the naughty message Siri has programmed to say every time the charger is connected.
Kaan’s video has gone viral, been viewed 22.5 million times, and earned 1.5 million “likes”.
Those who have tried it have shared their fun success stories in the comments, including several that have created even more naughty phrases to tell Siri.
Others have gotten more PGs, including one that has made their “yessssss feeeeed meeeeee” say.
“Now every time I turn on the phone it says‘ pigeon meatball stir fry ’and every time it scares me,” another wrote.
How to do it: In July, he shared a trick to unlock a phone without using Face ID or entering a password, relying on voice control.
Last year, as many iPhone users struggled with facial identification due to face masks, Kaan showed how to unlock an iPhone without it, or even a password.
“I’ll show you how to unlock your phone with your voice,” he says in the viral video, which he uploaded on June 27, 2020.
First, it instructed viewers to go to Settings and select Accessibility, which is in the third block of options below General, Control Center, and Display and Brightness.
Then select Voice Control (in the “Physics and Motor” subsection).
For the trick to work, you need to turn on voice control, the first option at the top of the screen. This allows users to use their voice to control their iOS device, without even saying “Hey Siri”.
Step by step: after selecting Customize commands, name the verbal command
The reward: they record an action, in this case, by typing a PIN code on the keyboard. When users say their voice command, the action plays on the screen
Once enabled, click Customize Commands to create a new voice command.
“From here, click Create a new command and type the phrase you want to use to unlock your phone” @kaansanity saod, using “open sesame” as your own example.
“Then click ‘Run a custom gesture,’ and type where your password would be,” he added.
For example, if your PIN for your iPhone is 1234, tap the screen where keys 1, 2, 3, and 4 would follow.
This means that when you give the voice command you want, either “open sesame” like @kaansanity “or even” I’ll see my phone “, the iPhone will behave as if you were touching your PIN number and unlocking the phone.