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Here’s how to switch on and utilize raise to talk, or Raise to Speak, for Siri voice commands on your Apple Watch. What does Raise to Speak indicate on Apple Watch? The Siri Raise to Speak function lets you offer voice commands to your Apple Watch, similar to Siri for iPhone!
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Why You’ll Love This Tip
- Use Siri on your Apple Watch without stating “Hey, Siri”.
- Set suggestions, timers, and alarms; send out messages; make calls; and far more with Siri on your Apple Watch.
How to Enable & Use Apple Watch Raise to Speak for Siri
Starting with watchOS 5, you can raise your wrist and speak to Siri without stating, “ Hey, Siri” If Siri’s not working, or Raise to Speak is not working, you might require to trigger Raise to Speak. We’ll discuss how to allow Apple Watch Raise to Speak, and how to utilize Siri and Raise to Speak on your Apple Watch. For more fantastic Apple Watch tutorials, have a look at our complimentary Tip of the Day
- Open the Settings app
- Tap Siri
- Toggle Raise to Speak on.
- Both “Hey Siri” and Raise to Speak can be on at the exact same time. Raise to Speak will need you to raise your wrist to trigger the function.
- The Raise to Speak function will work from both the watch face and while an app is open.
- Raise your wrist greater than you would to see your watch, near your mouth. If you’re having difficulty, attempt bringing the Apple Watch closer to your mouth.
- You do not need to state, “Hey, Siri,” simply begin offering a voice command at a typical volume; whispering will not work.
Now you can utilize Raise to Speak with your Apple Watch and make Siri commands more inconspicuously. As a bonus offer, if you’re a fan of spy motion pictures, you’ll appear like you’re passing on concealed info rather of informing Siri to set a pointer! Do not stress; unless you have your watch really close to somebody else’s mouth, Siri will not respond to Raise to Speak when other individuals are talking.
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