From the link that @ace provided:
If you have an iPhone or iPad, you can place it face down so that it doesn’t respond to ”Hey Siri.”
You can prevent an Apple Watch from responding by holding your wrist behind your back when you issue a “Hey Siri”. I learned this because I usually issue some instructions to a Homepod by my bed before retiring for the night.
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I’ll try that. It’s in a case in a cabinet so I don’t really pay attention to which way is up. The phone is up.
Diane
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Definitely waiting for shared airtags. I mean, jeez, that should have been there at the get-go. Now people with an ipad or mbp but no iphone, can actually use an airtag if they are part of a family that has an iphone. We also have airtags on shared vehicles so we know where the vehicle is at.
Am I the only one, or does the lack of scrolling within a Calendar day in month view bother anyone else? Drives me crazy that if I have more than a few appointments on a given day, I have to switch to week or day view to see the hidden ones. I use WeekCal on my iPhone, has always had a little red arrow in the bottom to show that there were more unseen entries you could easily scroll the window to see.
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That bothers me too. But to me even more bothering is that double-clicking an event gives only garbage ASCII views of what for example in Google Calendar is a reasonable HTML entry.
You can always not look or even close your eyes. Unless you’re in A Clockwork Orange. My apologies if that’s the case. 
This article should put your mind at rest about the live voicemail feature (it’s off by default; you can still ignore a call if you do turn it on.)
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