Set Volume
Sets the system volume. If you set the volume using a variable, use a number between 0 and 1 (for example, pass 0.5 for half volume).
Uses base64-encoded audio from the Untitled Goose Game and decodes it, then plays the sound.
Takes you into the Sounds settings, located in Settings > Sounds and Haptics on iOS and System Settings > Sounds on macOS.
Gets the deep link into the filesystem for the Announce Message tone and plays it out loud.
Gets the base64-encoded text for the iPhone boot chime, decodes it, and plays the sound out loud.
Takes three lists of Shakespearean insults and combines them into one remark, making it appear as if Siri is making fun of you using old English slang.
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Plays a sound file of your choice. Use this as a confirmation sound for your NFC tags.
Prompts you to enter in a message, then copies the text, posts it to Mastodon via Ivory, then opens Threads with the message filled out. On Mac, opens the Threads website.
Opens the Chat tab of Bluesky so you can see your messages, start a new chat, and change your chat settings.
Opens the Settings app to the FaceTime category where you can control incoming calls, announce calls, where you can be reached, Live Captions, and Eye Contact.
Opens the Health app to the Activity section to display Rings and Workouts data gathered by Apple Watch.
Opens the Completed list in the Reminders app where you can see previously marked-off tasks.
Asks for text, then converts it to the NATO Alphabet to read out “Apple” like “Alfa Papa Papa Lima Echo.”
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