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The article taught me that I can control Siri’s feedback volume by for example saying “Hey Siri, speak 25 percent.”
by nier 4y ago
The article taught me that I can control Siri’s feedback volume by for example saying “Hey Siri, speak 25 percent.”
- karmaMeansCool 4y agoI learned that too, but now I'm wondering why her voice suddenly went silent a few weeks ago...
- bowmessage 4y agoI also experienced Siri talking at what seems like 1% volume recently, out of no change that I can recall making. Just learned how to fix that through these comments, thanks.
- jon-wood 4y agoThis has been driving me mad. It seems certain actions have had all audible feedback disabled, but there's no real sense to which ones. When I say across a room to set a reminder or add something to my shopping list my Homepods will just silently do so, with no indication but a flash of the screen. I have no idea if it's registered what I was saying or not. When I ask to turn on the lights in a room, it'll do a bing-bong noise at me to indicate that it's registered despite the fact I can see the lights turning on. It's utter nonsense.
- nier 4y agoMy guess is that the combination of a power button long-press continued by pressing the volume down button is something that might happen accidentally while you have the iPhone in your pocket. Once Siri is active, using the hardware volume buttons control the feedback volume.
- jon-wood 4y agoI had no idea about that. Quite tickled by it stopping and asking if I'm sure when I asked to speak at 100 percent.