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5 Easy Ways to Mute iPad Notification Sounds

Chủ nhật - 05/05/2024 23:24

A user-friendly guide to muting notifications and alerts on your iPad Do you want to silence your iPad? With older iPad models, you were able to mute your device using a designated button. However, newer and current models require a few...

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Do you want to silence your iPad? With older iPad models, you were able to mute your device using a designated button. However, newer and current models require a few extra steps. You can manually mute your iPad notification sounds by using the volume buttons on the side of the iPad, or you can set your sound options by going into your iPad settings. You can also temporarily disable notification sounds by using Do Not Disturb. This wikiHow will show you how to change or turn off your incoming call, alert, and notification sound effects on your iPad device.

Things You Should Know

When using silent mode, swipe down on the top-right corner. Tap the bell icon to silence all notifications and alerts.
When using Do Not Disturb, swipe down on the top-right corner. Select the timeframe, then tap Do Not Disturb.
To use your volume buttons, go to Settings, then Notifications. Toggle on Change with buttons. Use the lower volume button to mute your iPad.

Method 1

Method 1 of 5:

Using Silent Mode

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Wake your iPad. Your iPad doesn't need to be unlocked, but your device must be powered on.
- Be sure to update your iPad.

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This will open the Control Center.

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This is the bell icon, usually located near the bottom of the Control Center.

Tapping it will enable Silent Mode. The bell icon will turn red with a slash through it.

Your iPad will mute all notifications until Silent Mode is turned off.

Method 2

Method 2 of 5:

Using Do Not Disturb

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You can temporarily silence notifications with this method.

Step 2 Swipe down on the top-right corner.

This will open the Control Center.

This will open the Do Not Disturb menu.

The button will highlight and you will see On below Do Not Disturb.

You can also select For 1 hour or Until this evening if you want Do Not Disturb to be on temporarily. Otherwise, you'll need to manually disable Do Not Disturb.
All notifications and alerts will be silenced on your iPad.

Method 3

Method 3 of 5:

Changing App Notification Settings

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This is the grey cog icon.

This will be above Sounds.

You can find a list of available apps underneath the Notification Style header.

You can also toggle off Allow Notifications to disable notifications from this app entirely.

Your changes will be applied.

When you receive a notification from the app, you won't hear sound alerts.

Method 4

Method 4 of 5:

Using the Volume Buttons

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This is the grey cog icon.

You can find this underneath Notifications.

Step 3 Toggle on icon "Change with Buttons".

This will allow you to adjust the volume of your iPad's ringer and alerts with the volume buttons.

If this is toggled off, you won't be able to adjust the volume of your iPad notifications with the volume buttons. You'll only be able to control the media volume.

This will be on the left side of your iPad.

You will see a top and bottom button.

You'll need to click the lower button to lower your volume. You can also hold down the button.

Your current volume level will be displayed at the top of your iPad screen.
Continue clicking until the white volume bar disappears. Your iPad sounds will now be muted.
When using the volume buttons again, make sure your iPad is unlocked. If you use a Passcode or Face ID, use it to unlock your device. These features are usually enabled during the iPad setup.

Method 5

Method 5 of 5:

Using the Control Center

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This is the grey cog icon.

You can find this underneath Notifications.

This will allow you to adjust the volume of your iPad's ringer and alerts with the Control Center's volume bar.

If this is toggled off, you won't be able to adjust the volume of your iPad notifications with the volume bar. You'll only be able to control the media volume.