How to stop IOS 11 battery full beeping

I have the same annoying issues! It’s not the power source and it’s not the charger. We have 6 iPhones from versions/generation 4 to 8, and as you might imagine with that many phones in the household, we have an insane amount of chargers all over the house plugged on the wall and also on the serge protector. My phone is the only one that wakes us up in the middle of the night and I want to take the phone and throw it across the room! Why doesn’t Apple look into this..it’s obviously the phone!

SV1212-SF wrote:

Why doesn’t Apple look into this..it’s obviously the phone!

It's obviously your phone, not all phones. So, if you want Apple to take a look at this, make an appointment at the Genius Bar at your local Apple Store.

I have looked through the notifications and you’re right, there’s no battery 100% tone. As mentioned, we have 6 iPhones, with many different chargers, plugged directly onto the wall outlet as well as on the serge protector. I have tried charging in different rooms and with different chargers and methods but mine is the only one that dings after it reaches 100% so I’ll need to bring it in. I’ll make sure it’s at or near full charge.

My iphone is not plugged in to recharge and randomly starts beeping like a smoke alarm going off! Only just started since updating to 11.0.3

Same here. Surly every iPhone owner doesn’t have the the mentioned problems at the same time and in the same way. Apple please fix this beeping when charge is full. It is a pain.

Same for me!!

As your issue is unrelated to the subject of this thread, you'll get more and better help by starting your own thread. It's also more polite.

Best of luck.

If it's doing that there is something wrong with the charger or the connection to the charger. Make sure that the phone is properly set on the charger, not off to the side or at some funny angle.

Not causing the problem. It is the software update.

Believe what you want. It won't change the facts. More than a dozen phones in my organization and 7 in my family. NONE of them do that.

Make an appointment at the genius bar. It's your phone.

There is enough evidence to confirm it is not my phone. There is a new update in the beta phase. Hopefully it should correct the problem.

Believe what you want. It won't alter reality in any way.

I’m sorry but it does work both ways. I do hope Apple is listening to the other customers with the same problem.

Chitakrm wrote:

Surly every iPhone owner doesn’t have the the mentioned problems at the same time and in the same way.

No, they don't.

And my name is not Surly.