When I have my iPhone set to silent (switch on left side of iPhone is set to silent), for whatever reason my FaceTime calls still come through with sound - and FaceTime is the only app that still produces sound when silent mode is on. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Model: iPhone 12
IOS: 15.6.1
Thanks
Actually, I just now found how to disable the "emergency bypass" feature which should fix this issue: https://www.howtogeek.com/805989/emergency-bypass-iphone/
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
However, I may submit a feature request to Apple to display contacts with emergency bypass enabled in: Settings > Notifications.. otherwise, you have to go through each of your contacts to see if "emergency bypass" is enabled for them which is not really efficient if you have hundreds of contacts.
Actually, I just now found how to disable the "emergency bypass" feature which should fix this issue: https://www.howtogeek.com/805989/emergency-bypass-iphone/
Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
However, I may submit a feature request to Apple to display contacts with emergency bypass enabled in: Settings > Notifications.. otherwise, you have to go through each of your contacts to see if "emergency bypass" is enabled for them which is not really efficient if you have hundreds of contacts.
JPL007 wrote:
When I have my iPhone set to silent (switch on left side of iPhone is set to silent), for whatever reason my FaceTime calls still come through with sound - and FaceTime is the only app that still produces sound when silent mode is on. Does anyone know how to fix this?
Model: iPhone 12
IOS: 15.6.1
Thanks
This maybe due to getting calls from someone in our favorite list that bypasses the silent ringer.
Thanks, but where would this silent mode bypass be set? I checked Settings > Notifications and also Settings > Sound & Haptics and didn't see any options to have specific contacts or a favorite list configured to bypass silent mode.
FaceTime sounds still active when iPhone is in silent mode
