How to mute Siri with the ring switch on iPhone
Have you ever had a situation where you accidentally activated Siri on your iPhone when it wasn't intended, such as during a meeting or an interview, and that could make you feel uncomfortable?
By default, Apple's virtual assistant will speak loudly when activated, even if you have muted your iPhone using the Ring/Silent switch on the left side of the device. However, there is still a simple fix as follows.
First, launch the application Settings (Settings) iPhone by clicking on the gear icon on the home screen.
In the Settings menu that appears, tap 'Siri & Search ' ( Siri & Search ).
On the 'Siri & Search' settings page, tap ' Siri Feedback ' .
In 'Siri Responses', find the option ' Spoken Responses ' ( Feedback voice ) and set it to ' When Silent Mode is Off ' ( When the silent mode off ).
Exit the Settings app. From now on, whenever you turn the Ring/Silent switch on the left side of your iPhone to 'Silent', Siri will no longer 'speak loudly' when woken up. Instead, you'll see Siri's response as an on-screen notification.
However, there will be some exceptions. For example, you'll still hear voice feedback if you activate Siri with a 'Hey Siri' command, or if your iPhone is connected to CarPlay or a Bluetooth device. If you want to hear Siri's response in any situation, simply toggle the Ring/Silent switch back to 'Ring' mode.
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