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How to actually turn off the headphone safety features?

The headphone safety feature keeps cutting my headphones phones down while I’m in the gym working out. Turns out, it’s a “safety feature”. How do I turn off this ridiculous “safety feature”?

iPhone 13 Pro

Posted on May 16, 2023 9:00 AM

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Posted on May 16, 2023 9:14 AM

Settings>Accessibility>Hearing>Audio/Visual>Headphone Notifications = OFF

When done, restart your iPhone.

Regards

Giulio

4 replies

Jun 11, 2023 12:07 PM in response to ProustGiulio

thank you, finally... "headphone" notice when in fact, phone is connected to speakers, wasted time looking for this and searching different arrangements of options


thank you!


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Dec 12, 2023 10:13 AM in response to Enkei687

i find this feature absolutely ridiculous, because at 65 I still have good hearing and Apple thinks I am not smart enough to know what’s good for me. As an 19 year old Air Force plane mechanic, I wore my ear protection, so this is a bunch of BS, I know when something is too loud. My problem is not head phones, it’s when I hook up to my garage stereo or my wired CarPlay. Then I just have to crank the volume on something else to get a decent sound and the dum *** iPhone with at times turn down the volume. And I know it’s Apple doing it, because plugged in to CarPlay is one volume and Bluetooth is another, with Bluetooth I have to turn the volume down. Already talked with an Apple advisor and no help.

How to actually turn off the headphone safety features?

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