We all know the startup sound of our Macs, a characteristic sound that we hear every time we turn on the computer. A startup sound now it’s also about the iPhone from iPhone 14. Let’s see how to activate or deactivate this sound.
Sound alert for power on and off
The new iPhone 14s make a sound when they start up and also when they turn off. This seems like a minor detail, but people with visual impairments had no way, until now, of knowing, for example, if their phone it had been restarted or if it had been turned on
Before we talk about how to turn these sounds on or off, let’s briefly note why this seemingly simple feature doesn’t make it to other iPhones. The reason is simple. When these sounds are played, the operating system is not loaded, so the sound must be integrated in the firmware of the same A16 Bionic and the revamped version of the A15 Bionic
That said, let’s see how to enable or disable this sound indicator for starting and stopping. The steps are very simple:
- We open the application Settings on our iPhone.
- We entered Accessibility.
- we touch Audio-visual.
- We activate or deactivate Sound on and off.
Clever. With this, we will clearly know when our iPhone turns on and off. An interesting resource for many and essential for some that will always be welcome. A distinctive element of the Mac that now also reaches the iPhone.
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