Why does my phone turn on when I pick it up?
I got an iphone 7 about 2 weeks ago, and every time I pick it up it turns on. In fact, almost every movement that I make with it it turns on. I've tried looking for an option in settings to make it stop doing that but can't seem to find it. (Or at least I don't know what it's called) Does anyone know how to make it stop doing this?
Maybe they think you want to use it
I'm not sure why you wouldn't want that feature. It's to help you see notifications easier. When it's in your pocket it doesn't do that because it has a sensor. Otherwise any battery used by this feature is next to nothing so I wouldn't obsess over it.
In settings→Display & Brightness you can turn off the "raise to wake" feature
Raise to Wake can be enabled or disabled in Settings - Display and Brightness. You do know that in Books app - there are super detailed and searchable directions.
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