Using Vocal Shortcuts On Mac and iPhone

The new Vocal Shortcuts Accessibility function on the Mac, iPhone and iPad allows you to create vocal commands that can trigger Shortcuts and other things just by speaking a few words.

Comments: 7 Responses to “Using Vocal Shortcuts On Mac and iPhone”

    Roy Whelden
    1 week ago

    Do you think that the battery takes a rather serious hit when Vocal Shortcuts is turned on?

    1 week ago

    Roy: I haven't tested it, but everything you do uses "power" so probably, some. Test and see.

    Bob Herwick
    1 week ago

    I enabled voice control, but discovered one disadvantage. If I am sitting talking with friends and have a text message I am producing the iPhone automatically picks up everything we are saying without having to press the microphone button. I finally had to turn it off as it was driving me crazy…and embarrassing since it seems to be sending the text messages without my tapping the send arrow.

    1 week ago

    Bob: You definitely need to set the phrases to something you wouldn't normally speak.

    Sheldon
    7 days ago

    Thanks bunches

    Ed Adams
    16 hours ago

    So you are a Jeopardy fan, laughs. Is there a way to sync the actions you have made on the Mac with the iPhone/iPad?

    16 hours ago

    Ed: I don't think so. See it if does it automatically. But I'd imagine they would be separate because you wouldn't want the same vocal commands to be across machines and activating in awkward situations.

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