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That would mean either the iPhone SE 2nd Gen is actually supposed to have Live Wallpaper, or this article is not updated, or incorrect. I feel like it's the former; this article says "1st generation", implying that it was updated to reflect the fact that there is now a 2nd generation. If somebody went and added "1st generation" to this article upon the release of the 2nd gen, wouldn't they have mentioned that the new phone did not support Live Wallpaper?

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I fully agree with his statement that "wouldn't they have mentioned that the new phone did not support Live Wallpaper?", can @sberman please check on this? You seem to be our own help and the most professional member on this topic at the moment.

It is weird. You can have a live wallpaper, but you cant set a live wallpaper on the se. I had a live wallpaper set on my iPhone 7 plus and i had it backed up. I used the backup on my SE(2020) and the live wallpaper works. It seems as if they want to restrict the use of live wallpapers on the se for some reason.

Yes it does. All models post 2017 (Iphone X and beyond, with the exception of I think iphone SEs) include True Depth cameras (i.e. the device which allows depth estimation of the captured scene. It is mandatory for Apple FaceID or Unreal IOS facial mocap).

So iPhone X, Xs, Xmax, XR, 11/11 Pro, 12/12 pro, 13/13 pro should all support this. And in particular the XR (I have this model, Unreal live link face works well). I guess that recent iPads are also supporting this feature. Cheers.

I used Onedrive or Google Photos to upload my photos. and all of them supported live photos. I am always waiting for Dropbox to support it. Anyone can tell me when? I'm still using the Free plan until dropbox to support it.

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Rogers locks down even unlocked phones when it comes to Live Voicemail. They do not allow custom greetings. This is because the Rogers does not support custom greetings for Live Voicemail. Will Rogers unlock custom greetings for people using IOS17+?

Think of it as TWO distinct voicemail boxes, one is a voicemail located on the NETWORK, which takes your messages even when your phone is off or out of service coverage area, the other is basically think of it as a mini robot on your phone which ANSWERS your call and plays a generic apple greeting to the caller, and records and transcribes the call and stores it on the phones hard drive.

Because you have two voicemails, you have to learn how to differentiate from them. you can still use your rogers built in voicemail by pressing and holding the 1 key and enter your voicemail password and go in and change your greeting as you would, but I do not think you can change the apple live voicemail greeting

As mentioned by @RogersZia above, Live Voicemail will only kick in if you do not already have an existing voicemail greeting. If the issue you are having is something different, please specify for us.

I have a standard voicemail plan and no, Live Voicemail does not pick up that greeting. Based on articles I have read, Live voicemail uses an on-device greeting which can only be modified if the wireless provider allows it. The "custom greeting" selection is missing from the voicemail menu, which means Rogers does not fully support Live Voicemail.

@andrewmorrow & @Paul_M: It's strange that Live Voicemail is not using your existing custom greeting. For testing purposes, can you please disable Live Voicemail and check if your custom greeting still works?

Yeah I am also seeing this exact same issue. There is no way to change your live voicemail greeting in iOS17, because this feature only exists if the carrier supports it and looks like Rogers doesn't support it.

With Live VM enabled, when you press the red hangup button during an incoming call, it does NOT send to Rogers voicemail, it sends to Apple Live voicemail, Rogers network treats this as an answered call, since it technically is, your phone is answering it and the robot is playing the message to the caller.

I have a Rogers PAYGo (Pre-Paid) plan and have had Rogers Voicemail disabled since day one of my plan almost 15 years ago. I did this to avoid being charged for incoming calls leaving messages and then for me retrieving those messages.

I was therefore surprised to see the Voicemail indicator on my phone the other day since I had never seen it before. It was in a foreign language and the transcription made no sense. I also saw a charge for an incoming call in my transaction history. I have an iPhone SE 2020 and I guess this only started with a recent iOS update.

I never answer incoming calls as my phone is only for real emergencies and since I only get spam calls on my cell (I use my home phone for all calls). Since I don't want VM and the associated charges on my Pre-Paid account, I have turned Live VM off in the phone's settings. I hope this takes me back to no VMs and no charges.

It was reported that this feature was included in the new apple I operating system that the phones downloaded. The feature was enabled by default too, so if you did not want this feature, you would have to go into the settings and manually turn it off.

Also its been noted that if u leave apple live voicemail on, when it takes a message it uses up airtime since its answering your call and the robot is talking to the caller thus if u do not want to use airtime, turn off this feature

CHICAGO, May 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- United today became the first U.S. airline to support Live Activities for iPhone, giving customers real-time access to their boarding pass, gate and seat number, and countdown clock to departure time on their Lock Screen or while unlocked in the Dynamic Island, all without opening the United app.

United customers check their mobile boarding pass and flight status nearly 800,000 times each day, and this new feature makes it even easier and faster for United flyers to receive timely updates and find important flight details.

"We're seeing soaring demand for travel this summer, and Live Activities puts all the flight information you need right at your fingertips, whether your iPhone is locked or you're doing something else like checking email, listening to music or texting friends," said Linda Jojo, Chief Customer Officer for United. "This new feature is another way United is leveraging technology to improve our customers' travel journey. It's going to save passengers a lot of time, and we think they're going to love it, especially during a busy travel season."

Live Activities helps United customers with iPhones stay informed in real time, so they can see live flight updates, flight details and alerts right on the Lock Screen or in the Dynamic Island on iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max.

Support for Live Activities has started to roll out to United travelers and will be widely available by the end of May. To experience the new features, customers should verify that their iPhone is running iOS 16.1 or later and their United app is up to date.

With up to three million users interacting with the app daily, United' mobile app is recognized for its accessibility options for the visually impaired, personalization options and improved navigation. The air carrier has consistently rolled out industry-leading app features in recent years, including:

At United, Good Leads The WaySM. With U.S. hubs in Chicago, Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, New York/Newark, San Francisco and Washington, D.C., United operates the most comprehensive global route network among North American carriers, and is now the largest airline in the world as measured by available seat miles. For more about how to join the United team, please visit www.united.com/careers and more information about the company is at www.united.com. United Airlines Holdings, Inc., the parent company of United Airlines, Inc., is traded on the Nasdaq under the symbol "UAL".

Example:

You start an outdoor cycling workout on your Apple Watch but want to use your iPhone to navigate on your handlebars. Would be great to have the data live and viewable on both screens in order to see speed, distance, etc.

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