Apple Working to Resolve iPhone Alarm Sound Issue

Apple is working on a swift fix to get everyone back on track following a software issue that caused some iPhone users to miss their alarms. The problem prompted frustrated posts on social media, as many people rely on their phones as their primary alarm clock.

The unexpected lie-in caused chaos for early risers. The issue was reported by *BBC* after a social media user complained about setting multiple alarms that failed to go off.

While Apple has acknowledged the problem, they have not yet identified the cause or offered a workaround to prevent missed wake-up calls. The number of affected users and specific iPhone models remain unknown.

The news of the silent iPhone alarms first surfaced on NBC’s Today Show, emphasizing the impact on early risers. It was noted that features available on iPhone X and later models automatically adjust alert volume based on user attention.

Some social media users suggested that these features could potentially mute alarms if users sleep facing the screen. Although Apple aims for a swift resolution, in the meantime, users may need to rely on old-fashioned alarm clocks to ensure timely awakenings.

It’s worth noting that broken iPhone alarms are not uncommon for iOS, and in the past, Apple has released updates to address such issues.