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AirPods Pro 2 and iOS 16.1 let you disable their fancy new touch controls, avoiding accidental swipe
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Up_And_Away
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I've been using the APP 2 a lot since Friday. 1, the volume swipe up and down takes a bit of practice to do it. 2. one full and proper swipe changes the volume very modestly. To effect volume substantially you need several proper swipes. Ultimately chances of accidental volume change are extremely low, and even if it happened the change would be minor
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