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Home›Digital & Mobile Technology›How to Make iPhone Vibrate or Not Vibrate on Silent (iOS 16 Included)

How to Make iPhone Vibrate or Not Vibrate on Silent (iOS 16 Included)

By Matthew Lynch
April 29, 2023
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The iPhone is a widely popular phone among mobile device users across the world, thanks to its numerous features and functionalities. Among these features is the ability to control vibration or no vibration when the phone is on silent. In iOS 16, the process of making an iPhone vibrate or not vibrate on silent may differ slightly from previous versions, but it still basically involves the same steps. Here’s a guide on how to make your iPhone vibrate or not vibrate when on silent:

Making the iPhone Vibrate on Silent

1. Begin by unlocking your iPhone and opening the ‘Settings’ app on it. This app is represented by the icon with a cogwheel.

2. In the Settings app, scroll down until you get to ‘Sounds & Haptics’ and tap on it.

3. In the ‘Sounds & Haptics’ menu, locate the switch which controls the ‘Vibrate on Silent’ function. The switch should be near the top of the menu, and if it is green, it means your iPhone will vibrate when it’s on Silent.

4. To turn off the vibrate function of your iPhone, tap on the switch to make it grey. This will disable the vibrate on Silent function of your iPhone, and it will no longer vibrate when you receive notifications, calls and messages while it is on Silent.

5. Once you’ve turned off the ‘Vibrate on Silent’ feature, you can test it out by placing your phone on Silent and checking if it vibrates when you receive a notification, call, or message.

Turning on Vibration on Silent

If you want your iPhone to vibrate when it’s on Silent, follow these steps:

1. Unlock your iPhone and open the Settings app.

2. Scroll down until you see ‘Sounds & Haptics’ and select it.

3. In the ‘Sounds & Haptics’ menu, turn on the ‘Vibrate on Silent’ switch by tapping on it. The switch should turn green.

4. Once you have turned on the Vibrate on Silent function, you can test it out by placing your phone on Silent and checking if it vibrates when you receive a notification, call, or message.

In summary, making your iPhone vibrate or not vibrate when on silent is a simple process. You can disable or enable the vibrate on Silent function by following the steps outlined above. This feature is helpful when you want to silence your phone but still receive notifications or calls, without the distraction of vibration. Knowing how to adjust your phone’s settings according to your preferences ensures that you get the best use out of your device.  

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