If you like listening to music on your iPhone, the new iOS settings may help protect your hearing. Here's what you need to know:
It is a well-known fact that blowing music through headphones can cause great damage to your ears, especially over time.
Thankfully, Apple is aware of this and is the recently released new iOS 14 "Headphone Safety."
What is the Headphone Safety feature?
iPhone Headphone Safety The feature tells the user if the device needs to be turned down.
Apple has released this feature to protect users from potential hearing loss caused by the volume of being too loud.
How does this feature work?
This feature works by sending a notification to the user.
"Headphone notifications tell you if the audio exposure is long enough to affect your hearing," the tech giant posted on the blog. I explained in.
"iPhone, iPod touch, or Apple Watch can now alert you when you exceed 100% of your 7-day exposure limit while wearing headphones.
In addition, this tool will automatically turn down the volume of your device the next time you plug in your headphones.
How can I turn on this feature?
To enable this tool, go to Settings> 45, then Sound & Haptics for iPhone 7 or later], or [ Tap Sounds from previous models.
When you get there, tap Headphone Safety and turn on Reduce Loud Sounds.
Then you can drag the slider to select a "loud sound" that doesn't exceed the headphone volume.
Next, the iPhone analyzes the sound of the headphones and reduces loud sounds below the set level.
Apple also notes that headphone notifications may be turned on by default in some people's countries and regions.
Also, depending on the country or region, you may not be able to turn off this feature.
