The argument is that it is to conserve battery in case one of the side buttons is pressed in your pocket. But does it really? Think about it...
WITH Slide to Unlock...
-You accidentally push a button in your pocket.
-The Slide to Unlock screen pops up.
-The screen stays on for X amount of time and shuts off.
WITHOUT Slide to Unlock (theoretically)...
-You would accidentally push a button in your pocket.
-The home screen would pop up, but nothing on it would be able to be pushed because only human skin can communicate with the touch screen.
-The screen would stay on for X amount of time and shut off.
Does anyone else see what I mean? I mean, yeah Slide to Unlock is pretty fun to do, but EVERY TIME we unlock our phones having to do it, is just a drag, especially after I just proved how unnecessary it is and how the same amount of battery would be wasted either way.
I hope Apple sees how stupid it is and offers an option to turn it off, or someone hacks it so we don't have to do it every time.
WITH Slide to Unlock...
-You accidentally push a button in your pocket.
-The Slide to Unlock screen pops up.
-The screen stays on for X amount of time and shuts off.
WITHOUT Slide to Unlock (theoretically)...
-You would accidentally push a button in your pocket.
-The home screen would pop up, but nothing on it would be able to be pushed because only human skin can communicate with the touch screen.
-The screen would stay on for X amount of time and shut off.
Does anyone else see what I mean? I mean, yeah Slide to Unlock is pretty fun to do, but EVERY TIME we unlock our phones having to do it, is just a drag, especially after I just proved how unnecessary it is and how the same amount of battery would be wasted either way.
I hope Apple sees how stupid it is and offers an option to turn it off, or someone hacks it so we don't have to do it every time.