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I may reconsider jailbreaking and a whitelisting app if daily toggling of Text Tone and/or Vibrate settings become too much of a nuisance. Until then, if during waking hours I want to hear Voicemail notifications, I may have to toggle the default Text Tone daily.

However, I was surprised to find that setting the default TEXT TONE to “None” also silences the New Voicemail notification, regardless of the latter’s setting! I’m trying to find out if this is carrier-related, or an iPhone or iOS anomaly. I expected to have to set this sound to non-silent when waking, and back to “None” when going to sleep. getting a New Voicemail sound when a silent/unwanted caller leaves a voicemail message). – I thought that I would still have a problem with New Voicemail notifications (I.e. – I do not have email set up on this phone, so email notifications have not been considered. (This suits my purposes, and if I need Vibrate while I’m awake, I’ll try to put up with having to turn it On/Off daily.) – Obviously, this arrangement makes other calls/texts silent all the time, not just when I sleep, and also prevents Vibrate for all calls received. Then in Phone > Contacts, for each contact that I want to allow to wake me I have changed the “text tone” as well as the “ringtone” from “Default” to a non-silent choice. In Settings > Sounds > Ringers and Alerts, I … how I’ve whitelisted numbers without resorting to jailbreaking my iPhone 4S (iOS 5.1.1). If you have any of your Focus modes set on a schedule, however, you may not see the icon just now, but your Focus modes could still be interfering with your iPhone’s ring during the scheduled times.Thanks to this site, this is what I’ve done to avoid being woken up by unwanted callers or text messages – I.e. If you have one of the Focus modes enabled, you will see a small icon at the top of your iPhone screen, such as a crescent moon (Do Not Disturb) or a bed (Sleep). Other settings that affect the ringer Focus (fka Do Not Disturb)Īny of the Focus modes can affect whether your iPhone rings or not when you receive a call. In this section, you can choose whether or not your iPhone uses haptics (vibration) when your phone is in Ring and Silent mode. Choose one, then tap on Back in the upper-left corner.

Toggle the Change with Buttons switch.Adjust the volume slider to increase your ringtone volume.The main volume controls for your ringtone are in the Ringtone and Alert Volume section. Open Settings, then tap on Sound & Haptics. You’ll find the ringtone and ring volume settings in Sound & Haptics. These controls may or may not increase your ringtone volume, depending on your settings (see the next section). To open Control Center, swipe down from the upper-right corner of your iPhone screen. You can turn up your iPhone’s volume using either the physical buttons on the side of your phone or the volume slider in the Control Center. Volume buttons and Control Center volume controls If this is the case, flip the switch toward your iPhone screen. If the switch is pushed away from the screen, you will see orange on the switch, and the phone is in Silent mode. The Ring/Silent switch is located on the side of your iPhone, above the volume buttons. If your iPhone is in Silent mode, it won’t ring. The basic volume controls The Ring/Silent switch In this article, we will take a look at those settings to help you find the problem and get your iPhone ringing as loudly as you would like it to. There are several settings on your iPhone that can affect the ring volume. You may be having a problem where your iPhone seems to ring too softly even though you have checked and turned up the volume.