Here, the end of the wand is your iPhone's rear flash. It will illuminate the tip of the caster's wand so that they can see in the dark. In the Accessibility options, you can enable "Always Listen for 'Hey Siri'" so the spells work when your iPhone is face down or covered.This also won't work on the three built-in Siri commands - only the ones you build. If you go to Settings –> Accessibility > Siri, you can change the long-press shortcut to use " Type to Siri" so you don't have to speak any spellwork.And "Press Side (or Home) Button for Siri" will give you the long-press shortcut, but pressing won't work on the three built-in Siri commands - only the ones you build.Toggling on "Allow Siri When Locked" will let some commands work from a locked lock screen.To make sure Hey Siri is enabled, go to Settings –> Siri & Search, then toggle on "Listen for 'Hey Siri.'".
However, you can conjure the spells you program into Siri via the Shortcuts app whichever way you like - not just using Hey Siri. If you try to use Siri by long-pressing the Side or Home button or using Type to Siri, they won't work. You must use Hey Siri to perform the built-in Harry Potter spells and charms. Don't Miss: Use a Secret Voice Command to Unlock Your iPhone.But there are more incantations from the Wizarding World of Harry Potter that you can program Siri to use - and the possibilities are endless, limited only by your imagination. Whether you're a Muggle-born witch or wizard, there are at least three spells built into Hey Siri that you can conjure up on your iPhone. Only your "wand" is from Apple, not Ollivanders in Diagon Alley. With just a word or two, you can use your iPhone and newfound Muggle-born powers to cast spells just like Harry Potter and team. Your days as an ordinary Muggle are over, as long as you have an iPhone.
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