iOS 17.2: How to change your iPhone's default notification sound

In iOS 17.2, Apple lets you customize the sound your iPhone uses for default notifications. This is good news for anyone who doesn't like the "bounce" tone Apple is introducing in iOS 17.

In previous versions of iOS, Apple allowed users to choose ringtones and text tones, as well as custom alert sounds for email, calendar, and reminder alerts. Anything else that throws notifications uses the default sound, and there's no way to change it.

In iOS 17, Apple subsequently changed the original default alert sound from "Tri-tone" to "Rebound." Many users didn't like the change, and some thought the new sounds were harder to hear. So the new feature in iOS 17.2 to change the default sound to whatever you like should be great news.

To change the tone and haptic vibration for notifications from apps that use default sounds, follow the steps below.

1. Open the Settings app on your iPhone.
2. Tap "Sound & Touch".
3. Select a default alert.
4. Select a sound for the alert tone. You can use one of Apple's built-in options, purchase a tone from the Tone Store, or select No Sound (None).
5. To change the accompanying haptic vibration, tap the haptic. There, you can choose a vibration from preset options, make your own by creating a new vibration, or select None.

#After completing the above steps, any notification sounds that use the default alert tone will use the sound you selected. If you're not happy with the changes, you can use the same steps to revert to the original "bounce" default reminder.

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