Just in time for Super Bowl LVII – one of the biggest snacking days of the year– the Cheetos brand is introducing the Cheetos Cheetle Hack: a hack that uses your voice to open your smartphone when you have Cheetle at your fingertips.
And in case you’re wondering, “Cheetle” is the official term for the powdery residue that gets on your fingertips while eating the savory snack, Cheetos.
Snacks are one of the best parts of the big game, and that means there will be a lot of Cheetle fingers.
So for all the North Americans who will be glued to their phones this Sunday (because are you even watching Super Bowl LVII if you’re not engaged in a running commentary throughout the entire game in multiple group chats!?) there’s a problem: you can’t unlock your phone with Cheetle fingers.
That is, until now.
Enabling the Cheetos Cheetle Hack is quite simple.
While you’ll find the step-by-step instructions at www.CheetosCheetleHack.ca, here’s a quick overview.
First, mark your phone’s passcode with Cheetle on your fingers.
Then, open your phone’s settings and go to Accessibility.
Open and turn on Voice Control and select Customize Command. Now, create your own “Eating Cheetos” command.
Retrace your marked Cheetle and save as your new gesture.
Now you’re free to use “Eating Cheetos” as a voice command to unlock your phone, hands-free.
While the voice command accessibility feature has existed for smartphones for some time, it has only recently started to make its rounds on social media.
The Cheetos brand saw Super Bowl LVII as the perfect opportunity to shed light on this brilliant hack at a time when Cheetle fingers will be at their peak.
And yes, of course, there’s always face authentication to unlock your phone… but chances are, there’s going to be Cheetle there too.