How to fix volume bouncing back on iPhone control centre after iOS 17 update

This is still an issue in 17.2 and it’s driving me mad. APPLE FIX THIS!

This is ridiculous. When I open up the control center and flick my volume quickly down to zero…. It bounces back up a bit. I want the volume at zero and it fights me back to give me volume! This happens when going up to max volume too!

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I see a moderator was kind enough to edit one of the replies. Any chance a moderator or other Apple representative can actually speak to this? That would be helpful.

Update: still happens in 17.4.

This STILL keeps happening to me, and at the most embarrassing times! I'm on iOS 17.2.1. I can't believe Apple hasn't addressed this yet. It bounces back to max volume the first time, then bounces back a little the second time and often takes 3 tries for me to get it to finally mute. I never recall this happening prior to iOS 17.

Apple, what is wrong with you?!

FIX THIS. PLEASE.

I sent a report to Apple about the bounce with the Feedback app and included a video of the bug. Hopefully someone sees it now and fixes it.

As of April 9th, 2024 and on iPhone 15 Pro Max with iOS 17.4.1 this is still an issue. How has apple let this be an issue for so long? Quality control appears to have gone out the door.

Yup, although there's no bounce when flicking the screen brightness sitting right next to it! 🤷‍♂️

Same here. Extremely annoying and at times embarrassing. This iOS is RIDDLED with small bugs like this. I’ve been an iPhone user for the last 10 years and this iOS is pushing me to try a different brand phone for the first time. Support is awful and this bug has carried through about 6 updates.

It’s not even a speed issue. I tried fast, slow, “flicking”, and even volume keys, still goes back up from zero. It only stayed on zero after I rebooted.

I experience it when I drag down. I don’t “flick”.

Undocumented feature it seems. Drag don't flick too get the volume you want.

I never knew flick worked on control center items and I guess it really doesn't.

Some  engineer decided flick down means mostly dead not all the way dead.

Still happening to me, iOS 17.03.

Same here. And it’s usually after I close the control center screen that it bounces back.