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How to Stop Your iPhone’s Lock Button From Ending Calls

By Matthew Lynch
June 12, 2023
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As an iPhone user, you may have experienced the annoying problem of accidentally ending a call when you press the lock button. This can be frustrating, especially when you’re in an important conversation. Fortunately, there are some simple ways to prevent this from happening.

Here are some tips to stop your iPhone’s lock button from ending calls:

1. Use the Speakerphone

One of the easiest ways to prevent accidentally ending a call is to use the speakerphone option. By turning on speakerphone, you can avoid pressing the lock button and ending the call. Plus, you’ll have your hands free to do other things while on the call.

To use the speakerphone option on your iPhone, simply tap the speaker icon during a call.

2. Adjust the Auto-Lock Settings

Another way to prevent accidental call endings is to adjust the Auto-Lock settings on your iPhone. By default, the Auto-Lock feature on your iPhone will turn off the screen after a period of inactivity, usually between 30 seconds and five minutes.

To adjust the Auto-Lock settings, go to Settings > Display & Brightness > Auto-Lock. From there, select a longer time interval, such as five minutes or never, to prevent the screen from turning off during calls.

3. Use a Headset

Using a headset can also help prevent accidental call endings. With a headset, you don’t need to use the lock button to answer or end a call. Instead, you can use the buttons on the headset to control the call.

To use a headset with your iPhone, simply plug the headset into the headphone jack or use a wireless Bluetooth headset. Once connected, you can use it to answer and end calls.

4. Disable the Lock Button During Calls

If you still find yourself accidentally ending calls, you can disable the lock button during calls. This will prevent the lock button from ending a call, even if you accidentally press it.

To disable the lock button during calls, go to Settings > General > Accessibility > Call Audio Routing. From there, select Speaker to prevent the lock button from ending a call.

In conclusion, there are several ways to stop your iPhone’s lock button from ending calls. By using the speakerphone option, adjusting the Auto-Lock settings, using a headset, or disabling the lock button during calls, you can avoid accidentally ending calls and stay connected for longer.

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