VO repeating screen-lock on Ios 7.0.3

Yeah, we've already mentioned it in another topic about iOS 7.03. It's a bug.

I've noticed this as well. It's by no means a deal breaker for me, but it is a weird little quirk. I hope they fix it soon. I'm just grateful that the touch screen sensitivity issues seem to have been fixed.

This bug has been around since iOS 7 gold master. I don't know why it's just now affecting people, but I have had it since updating in August.

I too have had this issue since updating to 7.0.3. This is the first time I have encountered it when locking the screen. Now, I have encountered it, and continue to do so, when the screen is locked and you adjust the volume on the side of the phone or using headphones. After you adjust the volume, a few seconds later, VO interrupts whatever I am listening to by blatting out "SCREEN LOCKED". That has been around since updating to IOS 7, but the repeat of "Screen locked" is new for me since 7.0.3.

Hi! I'm surprised there's been so many posts about this tiny little issue of an extra announcement, both on Twitter and everywhere else. It doesn't really stop you from doing anything. I could understand if it was actually stopping you from being productive, but it's really not. At any rate, I've bugged this with Apple and sent them a report. It obviously needs to be fixed anyway. I've bugged the volume screen lock issue a while back, and hopefully they'll fix that too. I have a lot of open bug reports they need to respond to. This is one of the easy ones to reproduce, and one of those bugs I actually can reproduce. Keep in mind that the ones I can't reproduce, I can't report at all, since Apple wants device logs a lot of the time, so reporting bugs based on what other people experience doesn't work. I've seen several people getting pissed at me on Twitter regarding this, but I really can't report bugs I'm not seeing. I've seen a few fairly isolated bugs, or bugs that only show on certain devices and so on. In the future, you may want to send Apple device logs yourself when you e-mail them so your issue has a bigger chance of getting fixed. As I said above, if people can't replicate your issues, they can't be reported through the bug reporter, so this is a lot more helpful. This is particularly true if your issue is rather isolated, or only happens in certain cases. You can get the iPhone Configuration Utility for both OS X and Windows and you can plug in your device when opening the application. Then do the following:

1. Choose your device under the "Devices" section
2. Choose the Console tab
3. Reproduce your issue
4. Click the "Save as" button to save the output to a file
5. Attach the console log when sending your e-mail to Apple

I hope this helps. This will help Apple to easier track down your problem, at least if it's a more isolated issue as is sometimes the case.

i understand this problem may have been bugging some without end, but there is a more serious problem, and it is accessibility related. the problem is that vo no longer announce "screen dim" before screen lock if you have screen curtain on. now you might ask why would i need that? in fact, i recall reading some posts denouncing this feature. well, the benefit of this is that you can intervene before your screen actually locks. right now, if you are thinking of something or otherwise not careful, your screen will lock unceremorially and you'll have to unlock your phone again. i guess apple did listen to some of the feedbacks not wanting this feature? careful what you wish for, because you might get…and in this case, you got it. anyone experienced the problem i described above, would you please chime in and write apple? thanks. p.s.: i didn't apple should change the behavior to what it used to be, but at least give us an option to configure it.

when you turn on screen curtain, nothing is display on the screen, but the screen is not completely dark, the backlight is still on. announcing screen dim gives the same information everybody has, so that you know your screen is dimmed and your phone is about to lock itself.