The so -called "misunderstanding" is based on mobile phones.The iPhone is no exception, and there are many people who have experienced a history of calling someone and having a history of being sent to an unknown number.In order not to bother others, or to avoid wasteful telephone bills, there is a need for misunderstanding.
But misplacement is closely related to the iPhone function.The only way to completely prevent the power is turned off, but then you can't fulfill the function as a smartphone, so let's dismiss it, so let's narrow down the points to three points.
The first is Mistap (unintended tap) measures.When you finish using the iPhone, put it in your bag or go to the back pocket behind the jeans.It leads to misplaced trust.After using the iPhone, lock/sleep firmly.It is also effective to set the number of seconds in the automatic lock short.
The second is Siri measures.The recent iPhone hears the order with the word "Hey, siri", so turn off the "Permission of Siri during locking" on the "Settings" → "Siri and Search" screen.This will not make a mistake when the iPhone is locked, that is, when you are looking off from the iPhone.
The third is to prevent incoming call notifications.If you are on a crowded train and cannot make a phone call, if you have a call notice, it is convenient to re -apply it, but if you display it on the lock screen, you may inadvertently make mistap.Convenience will decrease, but if you continue to send accidental transmission, open the screen in the order of "Settings" → "Telephone" → "Notification", and uncheck the "lock screen".