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JF Mezei
Oct 12, 2018, 1:55:28 AM10/12/18
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I know I noticed this some time ago (post IOS 12) nut tonight, it was
fully reproducible.
Press home or the power button to wake phone (making sure it doesn't unlock)
Slide up from the bottom SHOULD bring up the control centre.
But instead, the swipe action moves the screen up, and below the clock
appears "No Older Notifications".
Once unload and "inside", either at the home or within an app, the
swipe up from bottom does nothing.
Settings/Control centre has the "access within Apps" turned on/green.
(there is no on/off switch, and I don't see whether it should be
accessible from lock screen or not).
Powering off phone and powering it back up seemed to solve the problem.
is this a known buf or was I doing something wrong to get the phone in a
state where it didn't react to the "swipe up" with the contrpl centre ?
fully reproducible.
Press home or the power button to wake phone (making sure it doesn't unlock)
Slide up from the bottom SHOULD bring up the control centre.
But instead, the swipe action moves the screen up, and below the clock
appears "No Older Notifications".
Once unload and "inside", either at the home or within an app, the
swipe up from bottom does nothing.
Settings/Control centre has the "access within Apps" turned on/green.
(there is no on/off switch, and I don't see whether it should be
accessible from lock screen or not).
Powering off phone and powering it back up seemed to solve the problem.
is this a known buf or was I doing something wrong to get the phone in a
state where it didn't react to the "swipe up" with the contrpl centre ?
Joerg Lorenz
Oct 12, 2018, 5:36:50 AM10/12/18
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Am 12.10.18 um 07:55 schrieb JF Mezei:
> I know I noticed this some time ago (post IOS 12) nut tonight, it was
> fully reproducible.
>
> Press home or the power button to wake phone (making sure it doesn't unlock)
>
> Slide up from the bottom SHOULD bring up the control centre.
Only if the control center in the lock screen is activated.
> fully reproducible.
>
> Press home or the power button to wake phone (making sure it doesn't unlock)
>
> Slide up from the bottom SHOULD bring up the control centre.
Joerg Lorenz
Oct 12, 2018, 5:44:15 AM10/12/18
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Am 12.10.18 um 11:36 schrieb Joerg Lorenz:
Ingrid:
Open the “Settings” app of iOS
Settings icon
Go to “Touch ID & Passcode”
Scroll down to the “Allow Access When Locked” section and find “Control
Center” then toggle the switch nest to Control Center to the ON position
Exit out of Settings
HTH, Jörg
Open the “Settings” app of iOS
Settings icon
Go to “Touch ID & Passcode”
Scroll down to the “Allow Access When Locked” section and find “Control
Center” then toggle the switch nest to Control Center to the ON position
Exit out of Settings
HTH, Jörg
JF Mezei
Oct 12, 2018, 1:03:46 PM10/12/18
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On 2018-10-12 05:44, Joerg Lorenz wrote:
> Open the “Settings” app of iOS
> Settings icon
> Go to “Touch ID & Passcode”
I had forgotten where this was. But COntrol Centre was activated for me.
> Open the “Settings” app of iOS
> Settings icon
> Go to “Touch ID & Passcode”
Also, Control Centre would not pop up at the unlocked mode for the
initial screen, at the Home screen or at an app screen.
Interesting that the reboot fixed it.
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