The Verge Chinese Station reported on September 19
One of the few bright spots on the iPhone 7 hardware is the new Home button, but this virtual touch button seems to have encountered a problem that can not be operated with gloves, and this is for the colder regions in winter Users are more jealous. The iPhone 7 Home button needs to recognize the direct skin contact to be able to work, otherwise there will be no feedback.
Myke Hurley, founder of Relay FM, first discovered this problem. He judged that Touch ID was responsible for detecting whether the Home button was pressed, and if there was no sensor identification, then there would be no effect of clicking. He covered his T-shirt on the Home button, then pressed with his finger and did not work properly.
Actually, users of the iPhone's touch screen could not use conventional gloves, so users with this requirement will already purchase special gloves with built-in conductive materials. However, for the average user who wants to operate the iPhone 7 with gloves, it seems that he really bought a pair of gloves. (Author: Daring Fireball compilation: Human)
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