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Setting Your iPhone To Listen For Sounds
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This is an intriguing feature I never imagined and it also appears to work on iPad.
Is there a way to have the alerts play through a bluetooth device, like a hearing aid?
Chris: I think they are just normal notifications. So if you have normal notifications play through something, then these should too. But experiment and see.
Interesting. I didn’t know the options existed. Because I wouldn’t want to sacrifice using Siri, or remembering to turn it on/off, I don’t think it would be useful for me. Good presentation nonetheless.
Jim: You can still use Siri, just not "Hey Siri."
After I set up sound recognition for door knocking, it didn't seem to be working. With a little research, I discovered that I had it turned off in the Control Center. I also discovered that it will not work if you have Do Not Disturb turned on. A couple of settings to keep in mind if you are using Sound Recognition.