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I use this too. You should know the iPhone has this as a accessibility feature. Go to Accessibility -> Audio/Visual -> Background Sounds -> Sound -> Dark Noi
by 0xFEE1DEAD 4y ago
I use this too.
You should know the iPhone has this as a accessibility feature.
Go to Accessibility -> Audio/Visual -> Background Sounds -> Sound -> Dark Noise
After that go to Accessibility -> Accessibility Shortcut -> Background Sound and you'll be able to activate the noise with a tripple side button click
- waihtis 4y agooh wow, virtual toast to you my friend - this would've come in handy many times had I known about it
- p00dles 4y agothis is amazing, thank you so much. I have been using a 90-minute Brown Noise loop on Spotify, but even though it is downloaded on my phone, I have to connect to the internet to start using it, which can lead to distractions when messages start pouring in.
- poisonarena 4y agoWhy don't you just download music? like an mp3? and put it on your phone? you can easily rip tracks off any source (youtube), I never understood why or how spotify became the choice
- perceptronas 4y agomacOS Ventura has this feature as well. Under Accessibility -> Audio -> Background noise
- valar_m 4y agoAnyone know if there anything similar for Android?
- jasongill 4y agoThis is awesome, wish there was a way to turn it on and off from Control Center without having to set it to triple-click side button (would prefer to avoid accidental activation from the button but still have easier access to this feature)
- 0xFEE1DEAD 4y agoOn my iPad I’m able to access it via Control Center [1] so you can probably also get it working for the iPhone I just haven’t bothered [1] https://imgur.com/a/FhzjJmH https://imgur.com/a/FhzjJmH
- 01dram 4y agoAdd the "Hearing" control to Control Center.
- RockstarSprain 4y agoThere is a way to set up a simple Home Screen toggle shortcut via iOS Shortcuts app.