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I updated my iPhone 12 Pro to iOS 17.2 tonight and suddenly when I push the side buttons to adjust the volume my phone vibrates 4 times very fast, like it’s activated a haptic now. The weird thing is it’s not constant. It vibrates when I push it once but not if I push it repeatedly thereafter. It’s annoying and I can’t find anywhere to turn the feature off!
iPhone 12 Pro, iOS 17
Check Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Vibration
When I toggled that off, the side button haptic stopped.
Check Settings -> Accessibility -> Touch -> Vibration
When I toggled that off, the side button haptic stopped.
This is the most annoying update Apple has done. I cannot stand this. This is only when you are updating the ringer volume on Silent mode. I am only ever on silent mode, but adjust alarm volumes a lot. The constant haptics need to stop! I still want haptic feedback elsewhere on the phone though.
Whose idea was this? If this can’t be toggled off by itself, this may be my last iPhone. Ridiculous.
Hello!
this disables all the haptics (even when selecting text for example, whereas I would like to keep this one). I would like to disable only this new haptic (when pushing volume side buttons), to get back to the iOS 17.1 haptics. Do you know if it is possible? Thanks.
Same here. Very very annoying and completely unnecessary. Apple!?!?! Explain please?
Try to Disable --> Settings > Sounds & Haptics > System Haptics [Disable]
It’s always been off! I double checked just now and it still is… =(
Haptics when pushing volume side buttons since ios17.2 update
