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One aspect which drives me nuts about using Siri in public, is her inability to match my own volume. Often I'm in a relatively quiet office, or somewhere else w
by stouset 10y ago
One aspect which drives me nuts about using Siri in public, is her inability to match my own volume. Often I'm in a relatively quiet office, or somewhere else where shouting would be inappropriate. I bring the phone close to my mouth and speak my command softly.
At the loudest volume setting, Siri replies "ALRIGHT, STEPHEN, I'LL REMIND YOU TO WHATEVER WHATEVER".
The one feature that would get me to use Siri more is if she would speak more quietly!
- russjr08 10y agoI would turn on the mute with switch setting, so that when in public, flip the mute switch and she'll stay quiet.
- thenewwazoo 10y agoI'm about to make your day, twice. 1: You can adjust the Siri app's volume the same way you can any other. Activate Siri, and then use the volume rocker button to adjust it up/down. 2: You can turn off voice responses altogether! In Settings>General>Siri, change "Voice Feedback" to "handsfree only". Now Siri will stay completely silent if you activate it with the home button ("Hey Siri" is hands-free, so you still get voice responses there).
- stouset 10y agoAs promised, you made my day. Thank you!