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How to Turn Off RTT on iPhone

By Matthew Lynch
June 1, 2023
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Real-Time Text (RTT) is a feature that has been introduced in the iPhone for users with hearing or speech impairments to text their conversations in real-time. This feature allows users to communicate effectively, and it is especially beneficial during emergency situations. However, some users may not prefer this feature, and they may want to turn it off. In this article, we discuss how to turn off RTT on an iPhone.

Method 1: Using the Phone App

The Phone App is the primary app that is responsible for managing incoming and outgoing calls. Follow these steps to turn off RTT in the Phone app:

Step 1: Open the Phone app on your iPhone.

Step 2: Click on the ‘Recents’ tab.

Step 3: Select the green phone icon beside the contact you want to call.

Step 4: Once the call connects, tap on the RTT icon located at the bottom center of the screen.

Step 5: To turn off RTT, click on the ‘RTT’ button at the bottom left, and the call will switch to a regular voice call.

Method 2: Using Settings

The iPhone’s Settings app allows you to access your device’s many settings, including those associated with RTT. Follow these steps to turn off RTT using the Settings app:

Step 1: Open the Settings app on your iPhone.

Step 2: Click on ‘General.’

Step 3: Scroll down and select ‘Accessibility.’

Step 4: Click on ‘RTT/TTY’ located in the Hearing section.

Step 5: Turn off RTT by clicking on the toggle button located beside ‘Software RTT/TTY.’

Conclusion

RTT is an essential feature for users with hearing or speech impairments, but it may not be appropriate for all iPhone users. If you find yourself not needing this feature, you can turn it off in different ways. By using either the Phone app or the Settings app, you can quickly disable RTT and switch to regular voice calls. Remember, you can always re-enable it using the same methods if the need arises.

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