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If you continue to hold, you get Siri [iPhone 4S & up]; even from the power-down screen… …otherwise, you trigger fingerprint security, which requires you to touch but not press the home button from the lock screen to unlock the device [iPhone 5S & up].
- What does holding down the power button and home button do?
- What happens when you hold the home button and power button on iPhone?
- What is Home button on iPhone?
- How do I turn on the home button on my screen?
- Where is the sleep/wake button?
- How do I manually restart my iPhone?
- Where is the power button and home button on iPhone?
- What happens when you hold down all buttons on iPhone?
- What is the sleep/wake button on iPhone?
- Can I answer iPhone with home button?
- Can the home button on an iPhone be fixed?
What does holding down the power button and home button do?
You are yanking power away from the OS without allowing it to shutdown normally. It is a last resort measure. Just holding the top power button until asked to power off is the preferred way to remove power. You can also use those to buttons to take a screenshot of your screen, this is saved as a photo on you phone.
What happens when you hold the home button and power button on iPhone?
Normally, pressing the Home and Sleep/Wake buttons on an iOS device results in a capture of the present screen as a photo. That photo is then stored in the Camera Roll album of the Photos app. Perhaps you didn't press the buttons simultaneously and ended up turning off your iPhone.
What is Home button on iPhone?
The Home button is used for all kinds of apps and actions including: Access Siri: Holding down the Home button will launch Siri. ... In order to configure what a triple-click does, go to the Settings app, then tap General > Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut.
How do I turn on the home button on my screen?
To add the home button function on-screen, turn on AssistiveTouch in the Accessibility section of Settings. To use the home button, tap the AssistiveTouch button and then tap the home button when it appears in the pop-out menu.
Where is the sleep/wake button?
The Sleep/Wake button is on the upper right, either on the upper right side on most of the current iPhone models. You might also find it on the upper right top of the iPhone. It will be easy to confirm you have the right button was pressing it will turn your display on and off.
How do I manually restart my iPhone?
Press and hold both the volume down button and the Sleep/Wake button at the same time. When the Apple logo appears, release both buttons.
Where is the power button and home button on iPhone?
You'll need a physical Home button. Hold down the Home button (the one on the front of the iPhone or iPad) and the power button at the same time. Keep both buttons held until the Apple logo appears.
What happens when you hold down all buttons on iPhone?
This signals that you have activated your iPhone's Emergency SOS feature, giving you only two rather stern options: Medical ID and Emergency SOS. If you try the iPhone 6 forced restart method of pressing and holding the home and power buttons, all you'll get is a screenshot of what you're doing and no massive alarm.
What is the sleep/wake button on iPhone?
On/Off Sleep/Wake Button: This button is on the top of iPhone, to the right, and it does two things. When you press and hold it, it turns iPhone on or off, and when you press and release it when your iPhone is On, it wakes iPhone from sleep (and you see the Lock screen) or puts iPhone to sleep.
Can I answer iPhone with home button?
Are you asking if you can use the home button to "ACCEPT" a call? If that is the case, the home button is not designed for that, and cannot be programmed for that either. If the phone is locked, you swipe to answer, if the phone is unlocked, you will get an answer button.
Can the home button on an iPhone be fixed?
iPhone Home buttons do go wrong from time to time, often (frustratingly) a year or so after the warranty runs out. Apple may be able to repair the hardware, but this can be expensive - perhaps to the point where it would be more sensible to spend more and get an entirely new device.
