Context: A common Toyota Hybrid drawback is realizing the car is still on only after you’ve stepped outside. Because the start/stop button is typically on the right side of the steering wheel, silencing the alert from outside requires awkwardly leaning into the cabin to reach it.
As a Toyota Hybrid driver, I want the start/stop button on the left side of the steering wheel so I can easily reach it from outside the vehicle, improving convenience and ergonomics when turning the car off.

As a Safari user, I can set a per‑profile whitelist of sites where Private Relay is disabled by default. When I visit a whitelisted domain, Private Relay turns off automatically.

As an iOS user, I can add my running shoes model to my profile to log sessions and get insights (e.g., kilometers per pair, time since purchase). The same approach can extend to other gear.

As a iOS user, each app should remember the last keyboard language I used. Apps can apply even finer granularity, for example in Telegram, each chat can retain its own keyboard language.