Not only will your phone not ring, but you won’t even see the call until you open your phone and see the ‘Phone’ app or turn off Focus Mode. Putting your phone into Focus Mode will hide notifications from the main screen and immediately silence any calls. It takes over for Do Not Disturb but provides the same basic feature. In newer models of the iPhone, Apple has introduced Focus Mode. Fortunately, if you’ve accidentally muted your phone or turned the volume down low, it’s an easy fix.
If your iPhone is muted, it should still vibrate, but no sound will come out of the phone-meaning that if you’re far away from it, you may not hear it. Because the switch and buttons that control the volume are located on the side of the phone, it’s easy to accidentally press them and change the volume without realizing that you have.
One common reason you may find your iPhone won’t ring when you receive a call is that the volume is muted. It’s important to explore them all so you can find the correct solution. There are a number of reasons why your iPhone may not be ringing when you get a call. Why is Your iPhone Not Ringing When You Get a Call? Let’s take a closer look at why your iPhone may not be ringing when you get a call and all of the potential steps you can take to fix it. You may also have the phone set to “silence unknown callers.” You can run through the settings to ensure everything is set up right. If your iPhone isn’t ringing, you may have Focus Mode on, you may have it muted, or you may simply have a poor signal. One that many users come across is that their iPhone doesn’t ring when they get a call.
However, these so-called bugs are often due to user error-or at least easily fixed. I believe a critical part of this bug is that Signal is open on the receiver's phone when the incoming call is attempted because I am able to call successfully when they do not have the app open.Although iPhones are very user-friendly and have sleek interfaces, they’re not without potential bugs. Phone will never ring and then a "missed call" notification will appear in the thread. Receiver: Receiver has their phone open to the chat thread for the person who they are expecting a call from. To repro, two users should have a chat thread open as if they were messaging one another, then one person attempts to call the other.Ĭaller: When calling, the phone will show "Signal connecting." and that loud, uncomfortable, connecting tone occurs over and over, but never advances to the ring tone as it should. I've tried toggling CallKit off and on with no change. I also experience this with consistency on both wifi and LTE as both the caller and receiver. But the app is totally unresponsive while this happens, and it takes a much longer time than it should. First, nothing appears, then phone numbers appear in the table view, and finally those are replaced by people's names. Upon restarting Signal, there's usually a one to three minute period of waiting while the various message threads (no more than ten, most fairly short) load. The only way around this is to restart Signal.
It does not respond to taps, and a call is never placed. Nonetheless, previously with CallKit, the iPod would "wake up" and play the ringtone to notify the user that a call was coming in.įurthermore, when trying to call the caller back, there's often a possibly related or separate problem where the call button in the top right simply does not work. I will often get a text alert for a Missed Call that happened 10 or more minutes prior, even though the iPod has been on wifi the entire time with volume up (although in some cases the iPod screen is blank or "sleeping" while the call comes in). I'm now using 2.11.4 on iOS 10.3.2 (14F89) on the same iPod touch. Unfortunately this bug has come back in recent versions of Signal.
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