If you want to call your wife, boyfriend or girlfriend through Siri, the Siri voice assistant is always confused about what to do with boyfriends and girlfriends, parents, siblings or family members?
In fact, you can set up “iPhone related contacts”, which can make Siri smarter and can directly identify the contact relationship in your address book. This article will teach you how to set Siri related contacts skills without saying the other party’s name, let Siri Getting to know your significant other, family or relatives, such as calling your wife/husband, Facetime with your girlfriend, or texting your boss can be easily accomplished.
Siri calls the relevant contact
If there is no additional Siri-related contact set, when you say “Hey Siri ~ call your wife” directly to the iPhone, Siri will jump out and say “Which wife”, and the super dumbfounded will display irrelevant contacts in the address book. You are suspected of cheating by your other half.
This skill tutorial will teach you how to set up Siri to identify contacts in the address book. As long as you say “Hey Siri, call your wife”, it will immediately make a call to the designated contact. It is recommended that if you have boyfriends and girlfriends or are married, you should quickly set up Siri-related contacts to avoid misunderstandings.
Of course, this teaching can also set up fathers, mothers, younger brothers, older brothers or siblings, and even aunts, uncles or relatives.
How to set up Siri related contact skills on iPhone
To set Siri phone related contacts, there are two ways to set them, namely Siri and the phone app. The detailed teaching steps are as follows:
Set relevant contacts through Siri
Just say “Hey Siri ~ set Bing’er as wife” or “Hey Siri ~ set Bing’er as wife” directly to your iPhone, and you will see Siri ask you if you want to remember someone is your wife or wife? Click “OK” to quickly set up.
Siri will respond “Got it: Bing’er is your wife.”, Siri will immediately remember that Bing’er is both a wife and a wife.
Say “Hey Siri, call your wife” directly to your iPhone, and Siri will call the other party directly, and you won’t list irrelevant contacts for you to choose.
If you want to set other contact relationships, you can also use the “Hey Siri ~ set XXX to XX” command, such as “Hey Siri, set crazy mom as mom”, when you want Siri to call mom later, it will use Quick call to relevant contacts.
To let Siri call your girlfriend/boyfriend, you should know how to set it up, right? Of course, you can also set the other party as the dual identity of wife and girlfriend.
Set up relevant contacts by phone
In addition, the “Phone” app can also be used to set Siri-related contacts. The steps are as follows:
- Open the Phone app
- Switch to “Contacts”
- Click “My Business Card” at the top (photo of the head)
- Press “Edit” in the upper right corner
From there, click “Add Related Contacts” to set up title labels and contacts.
The label on the phone refers to the salutation, and it lists almost all the salutations of relatives, including father-in-law, mother-in-law, boyfriend, girlfriend, supervisor and colleague. If you want to customize it, you can also click on the last one. Added.
After adding your own related contacts, you can make the salutation correspond to the related phone contacts. If you need to modify or delete it later, you can also edit it through this page.
Finally, go through “Settings” > “Siri & Search” and set “My Information” as your business card, so that Siri can identify relevant contacts.
Just say “Hey Siri, call your wife” directly to the iPhone, and Siri will call the other party directly. Is it convenient enough?
Function summary
Through the above skills, you can make Siri smarter, let Siri know the relationship between people around you, know who is your wife, husband or boyfriend and girlfriend, and even let Siri know the contacts in the address book, who I have a close relationship with you, of course, it is recommended to set it through Siri to be faster. If you want to modify or delete it later, you can edit it through the phone contacts.
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