Haptic Touch does not work with the notifications of the new iPhone SE

We continue to discover all the news that the new iPhone SE, the Iphone lowcost of the Cupertino boys. And it is practically the same device as an iPhone 8, although it is true that it brings some other difference, the processor for example. Now users are the ones who comment on everything they find, and it seems that not everything is as beautiful as they say from Apple ... The new iPhone SE does not have haptic responses (Haptic Touch) in notifications. After the jump we tell you what this loss of the new iPhone SE affects.

It was leaked by the guys at MacRumors through a post by a user on Reddit. The iPhone SE does not have Haptic Touch (or haptic responses) in notifications. It is the only place where they do not work so it seems strange that Apple did not want to activate this possibility within the notifications, it is the area where most people use them. This means that in notifications, no matter how much we force on them, the menu or the preview of them will not be displayed ... 

I received my SE yesterday and quickly realized that ‌Haptic Touch‌ does not support notifications. I don't see Apple reporting this anywhere, I haven't seen a review mentioning it, and no video I saw mentioned it. ‌Haptic Touch‌ works for peek and pop, and on the icons on the home screen, but if it's on the lock screen or Notification Center and I'm trying to long-press an email to archive, or a text to reply quickly , the Haptic Touch.

On the 6S-XS 3D Touch was the solution, with the XR and 11 series ‌Haptic Touch‌ was the replacement, but this is the first non ‌3D Touch‌ phone to be released where all the ‌Haptic Touch‌ features are not fully integrated into the operating system.

And to you, Does it bother you that Apple did not want to add these haptic responses in the notifications of the new iPhone SE? In the end, it is to eliminate features, if we come from an iPhone 6s (for example) we may be used to these responses through 3D Touch (although its use was limited with iOS 13) and the change in this iPhone SE can bother us. I honestly think it's not a big loss, I don't use this much peek and pop but I understand that there are many users who use it because it is one more way to interact with our device. I also tell you, it is easy for Apple to activate it through software, so everything is waiting to see the next versions of operating systems ...