It's funny that the lockscreen now has an "unlocked" state. The original point of the lockscreen was to keep the phone from unlocking in your pocket (triggering a "butt dial"), and/or to keep bad guys out of your home screen and other private stuff (if passcode-protected). Now we need a lockscreen for our lockscreens!!
All this added lockscreen functionality made sense in Android (4 years ago), because Android could be slow, and "shortcuts" were useful. But iOS is so fast...
All this added lockscreen functionality made sense in Android (4 years ago), because Android could be slow, and "shortcuts" were useful. But iOS is so fast...
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