Your iPhone touch screen will respond to anything with the electrical
capacitance of your finger, such as another part of your body, a stylus
or glove designed to work with your touch screen, and more. I've set my
smart watch off when I brush it against the leaves of the plants I'm
watering. This article describes how touch screen works and points out
you could use a banana to interact with your smart phone.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2017-08-17/how-touch-screen-phones-work/8790326
On 11/3/19 9:48 PM, Joshua Hendrickson wrote:
Hi to all. I was finishing a great bowl of chili and also finishing
an audio book on my iPhone 8. I reached over to get a drink of my
milk when my left handaccidentally landed on my iPhone. I heard my
voiceover say stop and my bard book stopped playing. I know there
isn't any problem, but I thought I had to use my fingers to touch the
screen. I had no idea that the palm of my hand could also by accident
make my phone do stuff. Thanks for any explanation.
--
Christopher (CJ)
Chaltain at Gmail
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