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Basically, we either have remote access to the iPhone or the phone is connected to a network where we can control the phone (send it messages etc.) How can I simulate a swipe without touching the actual phone? I know there are Swipe Recognizers, but I haven’t found a way to HARDCODE coordinates to simulate a swipe; for example, without touching the phone, perform the swipe to unlock.
A swipe is input. You’d normally recognize the swipe, either with a gesture recognizer or by handling the touch directly, and then perform some sort of action. If you want to simulate a swipe, just perform the action that would be performed if the user made the equivalent gesture.
For example, if a swipe would normally switch to a different view, simply call the method that switches to that view. If possible, do it with animation so that the user has some visual indication of what’s going on.