New feature in iOS 17.2: Allows customization of iPhone default notification sounds

In iOS 17, Apple quietly changed the default iPhone notification sound, but many users didn't like it. Some users said that the notification sound in iOS 17 is too quiet and they tend to ignore the sound. Some users are more accustomed to using the previous notification sound.

Now, this situation has been improved in iOS 17.2, users can customize the default alert sound and choose their favorite sound for notifications.

In iOS 17.2, Apple has made this setting available for customization. Before following the steps below, make sure your iPhone or iPad has been updated to iOS 17.2/iPadOS 17.2.

Change iPhone notification sounds:

Open the iPhone Settings app and go to the "Sounds & Touch" interface.

Select "Default Reminder" and then choose the sound you want.

You can also tap "Touch" to change and customize the vibration.

#After changing the settings above, all iPhone notification sounds will now use the new sound you selected.

How to change the notification sound back to its original state?

If you've updated from iOS 16 to iOS 17 and don't like the new alert sounds, you can undo the change using this new setting. The default in iOS 17 is called "bounce." To return to alert sounds in iOS 16, go into the sound settings and select "Tritone" as the new default alert.

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