Random sound chimes on iPhone 12 in silent mode

It's unusual for your iPhone to make random chimes or sounds, especially when you've turned off sound options for every app and set your phone to silent mode. However, it might be caused by a few different factors:

1. Accessibility Features: Sometimes, these chimes could be related to accessibility settings, like VoiceOver or AssistiveTouch. You can check if any accessibility features are enabled by going to Settings > Accessibility, and turn off any feature you don't use.

2. System or App Glitch: It's possible that a software glitch could be causing the random chimes. You can try restarting your phone to see if the issue persists. If it does, you might want to consider updating your iOS to the latest version (if available) or resetting your settings by going to Settings > General > Reset > Reset All Settings. Note that this will reset your settings to default, so be prepared to adjust your settings again.

3. Third-party App: If you have installed any third-party apps that could potentially have access to your phone's sound settings or notifications, try uninstalling the app to see if the issue persists.

4. Hardware Issue: In rare cases, it might be a hardware issue causing the random chimes. You will need to reach out to Apple Support or visit an Apple Store for further assistance.

It can be difficult to pinpoint the exact cause of the issue without more information, but these steps should help you narrow it down.

CF

go to your iPhone settings then click on sound haptics then click on default alerts, then click on none, see if that helps. I think the alert everybody’s talking about is called REBOUND, and it’s set to default

What would be AMAZING is if Apple had a log of the most recent audio notifications and instructions on how to get there.