No sounds with text messages
Why won’t my iPhone make a sound when I get texts
Windows, Windows 10
Why won’t my iPhone make a sound when I get texts
Windows, Windows 10
Ah, the modern tragedy of a silent iPhone. It's like waiting for a tree to fall in the forest when you're not around to hear it; does the text message even exist if you can't hear it come in?
First, make sure your phone's not in Do Not Disturb mode. That moon icon on your status bar doesn't just mean your phone's getting sleepy. If it's on, you might as well have given your iPhone a "Do Not Disturb" sign to hang on its little doorknob. So check that.
If that's not the issue, make sure the ringer's turned up. It's super easy to accidentally flick the silent switch on the side of your iPhone. Yep, that little guy's just lurking there, waiting for you to accidentally silence your digital life.
Still no joy? Head over to "Settings" -> "Sounds & Haptics" (or just "Sounds" on some older models). Make sure "Text Tone" isn't set to "None," unless, of course, you're intentionally trying to give everyone text-message-induced anxiety.
You could also check if you've custom-set text tones for specific contacts to "None." I know, we all have that one person whose texts we'd rather not be notified about, but if that's applied universally, you've got a problem.
Finally, try restarting your iPhone. Yes, I'm serious. Sometimes it just needs a little nap. We've all been there.
If all else fails, congrats! Your iPhone has decided to take a vow of silence. You might wanna see a professional about that—by which I mean take it to an Apple Store or certified repair shop.
Ah, the modern tragedy of a silent iPhone. It's like waiting for a tree to fall in the forest when you're not around to hear it; does the text message even exist if you can't hear it come in?
First, make sure your phone's not in Do Not Disturb mode. That moon icon on your status bar doesn't just mean your phone's getting sleepy. If it's on, you might as well have given your iPhone a "Do Not Disturb" sign to hang on its little doorknob. So check that.
If that's not the issue, make sure the ringer's turned up. It's super easy to accidentally flick the silent switch on the side of your iPhone. Yep, that little guy's just lurking there, waiting for you to accidentally silence your digital life.
Still no joy? Head over to "Settings" -> "Sounds & Haptics" (or just "Sounds" on some older models). Make sure "Text Tone" isn't set to "None," unless, of course, you're intentionally trying to give everyone text-message-induced anxiety.
You could also check if you've custom-set text tones for specific contacts to "None." I know, we all have that one person whose texts we'd rather not be notified about, but if that's applied universally, you've got a problem.
Finally, try restarting your iPhone. Yes, I'm serious. Sometimes it just needs a little nap. We've all been there.
If all else fails, congrats! Your iPhone has decided to take a vow of silence. You might wanna see a professional about that—by which I mean take it to an Apple Store or certified repair shop.
No sounds with text messages